HELP: what does this ICON on the gauge means?

So whats your excuse for not simply reading the manual ?

Suspension system fault

 

Wrong!

Look at the arrows... It's obviously the "Change Air in Tires" alert.

 

I thought it was the "Dude, someone has stolen your rims and you're up on blocks" warning.

 

This........I'm sure!

 

Go easy on the guy - he is new (4 posts), and maybe he does not have the manual?

 

LMAO!!

 

It pays to watch the 'idiot lights' closely. This guy didn't.
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Did it not occur to you that that was why I quoted the manual too and am so far the only one to do so..............

 

Someone should volunteer to send him a CD of the owner's manual. I would do it except my PC died and I am on my Blackberry fighting qwerty.

Taz
Terry Phillips

 

It is the suspension system warning light.

You really do need to get and read an owners manual.

 

welcome to FChat

 

Jess- If you register your car with ferrari.com, you can then download owner's manuals from the site. PM me when my PC gets fixed and I will send you a workshop manual for your car on a DVD.

Taz
Terry Phillips

 

Without trying to hi-jack this thread, but with so many "technical experts" around this sub-forum, I'd be curious to see if any would be able to identify that transmission case in the picture, sitting on the ground next to the right front suspension, Second hint: Not F-car.

 

An interesting clue (to me) is that it flashes alternately with the high temp
light.... what does THAT SPECIFIC condition indicate? Seems odd they'd be
so linked in function.

Jedi

 

I admit it is odd that Ferrari chooses a Renault sub-compact as the icon image.

 

Owner's manual, not shop manual.

Cars aren't "point and click".

Am I the only nerd that will read the manual cover to cover, first thing?
Or is that just one of the "bad habits" I picked up from racing machines?

(Well, that and pilot training.)
(Nighttime in a storm with one engine out isn't time to be asking, "what's this knob do?". )
(Similarly, sideways in the gravel is a good time to know for sure where the aux fuel pump switch is.)

(Without the manual, I'd have guessed that was the tire pressure monitor.)

 

!! speechless !!

Jedi

 

It's still a good idea to scan thru it all........

I'm not going to take anything complicated apart myself, but it's interesting to read and knowledge is good when you enter into a dialouge with the repair center....

Lots of guys here to help, some of the smartest ones are already talking to you.....we have some wise azzes too but they mean well ....

 

I think it is a VW Matula kitcar.
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Another moron with more money than sense gets a Ferrari. What a shame.

Art

 

way to roll out the welcome mat, Art!