2022 Honda Insight Warning and Indicator Lights
Introduction
A wide variety of warning and indication lights are included in the 2022 Honda Insight to keep drivers informed about various aspects of their car’s status. These lights act as vital communication aids, offering feedback and alerts in real time to guarantee a safe and ideal driving experience. The Insight’s warning and indication lights provide useful insights at a glance on anything from engine and battery health to safety systems and vehicle performance, assisting drivers in staying informed and proactive while driving.
Warning and Indicator Lights
Indicators
Indicator | Name | On/Blinking | Explanation | Message |
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Parking Brake and Brake System Indicator (Red) |
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What to do when the indicator comes on while driving
If the Brake System Indicator (Red) Comes On or Blinks
Avoid using the parking brake and have your vehicle checked by a dealer immediately. If the Brake System Indicator (Red) Comes On or Blinks at the Same Time When the Brake System Indicator. |
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Parking Brake and Brake System Indicator (Amber) |
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Maximum Load Limit
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Automatic Brake Hold | ![]() |
Indicator | Name | On/Blinking | Explanation | Message |
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Automatic Brake Hold System Indicator |
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Automatic Brake Hold | ![]() |
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Automatic Brake Hold Indicator |
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Automatic Brake Hold | — |
Indicator | Name | On/Blinking | Explanation | Message |
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POWER SYSTEM
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Indicator | Name | On/Blinking | Explanation | Message |
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READY Indicator |
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EV Indicator |
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EV Mode Indicator |
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SPORT HYBRID i-MMD (intelligent Multi-Mode Drive) | ![]() |
Indicator | Name | On/Blinking | Explanation | Message |
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Malfunction Indicator Lamp |
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Testing of Readiness Codes
If the Malfunction Indicator Lamp Comes On or Blinks
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12-Volt Battery Charging System Indicator |
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If the 12-Volt Battery Charging System Indicator Comes On |
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Shift Position Indicator |
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Shifting | — |
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Deceleration Paddle Selector Indicator |
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Deceleration Paddle Selector | — |
FAQs
The “Check Engine” light suggests that there may be a problem with the emissions or engine systems. It is recommended to have a skilled mechanic diagnose your car.
An fault with the battery charging mechanism is indicated by this light. Alternator, battery, or connected components may be at fault. Attention right away is advised.
Check the oil level right away if the “Oil Pressure” indicator starts to flash. Driving with low oil pressure can seriously harm your engine.
One or more tires may have low pressure, according to the “Tire Pressure” light. Tire pressure should be checked and set to the proper values.
The “Brake System” light can show that there is insufficient brake fluid, that the braking system is broken, or that the parking brake is engaged. Check out the brakes
The “ABS” light signifies that the Anti-Lock Braking System is malfunctioning. The ABS feature might be deactivated, but normal braking might still function. It requires professional inspection.
The “Airbag” light suggests a potential problem with the airbag system. As soon as you can, have a professional examine the car.
The “ESC” light shows that the vehicle’s stability control system isn’t working properly. It is suggested to have the system examined.
There is a problem with the system that keeps you in your lane when the “Lane Departure Warning” light comes on. Get a technician to inspect the system.
An fault with the adaptive cruise control system is indicated by the “Adaptive Cruise Control” light. Inspection is advised because it might not work as intended.
Your gasoline level is critically low, that’s what the “Low Fuel” light informs you, according to the answer to question 11. Locate a gas station and fill up quickly.
A malfunction with the power steering system is indicated by the “Electric Power Steering” light. Possible need for manual steering. Check the system, please.
You are reminded when scheduled maintenance is due by the “Maintenance Minder” light. For details on specific maintenance codes, consult your owner’s manual.
The “Hill Start Assist” light signals a potential problem with the system that helps with uphill starts, which is why it is flashed in case of an emergency. If the light continues, have it checked out.
The “MIL” and the “Check Engine” lights are interchangeable. It suggests a possible problem with the engine or emissions control system that has to be professionally diagnosed.
Useful Links
View full PDF: 2022 Honda Insight |Auto User Guide