When you start your car in the morning you no doubt look at the banks of warning lights that flicker on the dashboard just to ensure that all is as it should be. All of the warning lights should go out once the engine is running and if one or more of them are left on you should get this looked at right away. Typical examples of the types of warning lights that you might see include oil, engine management and an Airbag Warning Light. Should the Airbag Warning Light remain illuminated this needs further examination because the airbags might not deploy should you be involved in an accident. Faults can develop within the wiring of the safety system or maybe a controller might be to blame. It could be something very simple that needs fixing on the safety system and the Airbag Warning Light is telling you to get it checked out. Start you car in the morning and hopefully all of the warning lights will go out in sequence and you can safely drive away with peace of mind. However, if the Airbag Warning Light remains on, book your car in as soon as you possibly can, otherwise your safety system might not operate correctly in the unfortunate event of an accident.

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