Cluster meter description

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Vehicle cluster metre

  Many vehicle have many type of cluster
  Meter design basic,cluster metre is basically have a four (4) part 
      1) RPM(Revolution per mitre) metre
      2) kmpl ( kilo metre per hour) metre
      3) Fuel metre
      4)Engine coolant tempareture metre

 RPM means vehicle engine crankshaft 
 Revolution per minute, may be 1000/2000/
 3000/4000 etc

  Cluster metre very important part for car internal health🙂


 

Modern vehicle cluster metre are also modern or smart digital type,.it's have a (MID) Multi information display for allo
Cared digitally for your car actually problem🙂

 Its Iave a more (MIL=Malfunction indication light)

    1.Engine check light🚙
    2.Glow plug light (for diesel vehicle)🚙
    3.Sit belt warning light🚙
    4.Hand brake warning light🚙
    5.Immobolizer warning light🚙
    6.Srs light🚙
    7.Timing belt warning light (if vehicle 
        have a belt drive)🚙
    8.Engine oil level warning light🚙
    9.Engine oil pressure warning light🚙
   10.Abs warning light🚙
   11.Head light high beam light🚙
   12.Battery charging light🚙
   13.Ambient tempareture light🚙
   14.clock🚙
   15.Tyre.pressure warning light🚙
   16.Door open warning light🚙
   17.Hazard warning light🚙
   18.over heating warning light🚙
   19.steering warning light (EPs=
         Electronic power steering)🚙
   20.service warning light🚙
    

 Cluster metre all light are warning the 
  car  for problem🙂
car all  check light have a different type each check light have a each type of problem indicate,check light ia a symbol for car specific problem for easy to determined the problem for solve when car indicate a check light that time first visit the car authorised dealer as soon as possible,

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