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1) name the vehicle
2) name the warning lights
Bonus) come up with entertaining alternates for the warning lights
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Something German due to rpms displayed in 10s x 100.
Probably a VW product because of all the malfunction lights on.
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blinker fluid low warning light
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the are you SRS? light
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International Diesel truck (Penske rental?)
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Something from Merc. I the top right light is saying it needs brake pad work shop.
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My mom, who is incredibly knowledgeable about cars as she basically runs the front office of my dad’s Auto Mechanic Shop, is owed the credit for the fun name for this one.
When I was in high school she was driving her 2001 Dodge Durango (still has it actually) and the check engine light came on. My dad and I LOST IT when we finally came to the conclusion that the “Movie Camera Light on my dashboard ” was actually her check engine light.
So this has been dubbed the Movie Camera ever since.
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on the right is the tie fighter radar warning light...
on the left is the light to warn you that your front tires are now both facing inward and that could be bad...
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1. Philip.
2. Clockwise from red one on bottom:
SRS - Steve’s Really Stoned (my foot’s been bothering me, and I’m on Vicodin at work)
Orange Blob - Check your robot drone. Propellers are wonky
Orange Butt - Seat sensor says you ought to wipe
I got nothin else.
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This is the “you’ve stuffed too much shit in the trunk” light warning you that you could explode if rear ended
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That looks like a MK4 Jetta TDI, with a flat tire and additional malfunctioning electrical bits.
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Nah. Speedo and tach go way too high for one of those things.
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On the speedo: CEL and passenger airbag lights.
Above the odometer, from the left: tire pressure (low) warning light, door(s) ajar, ABS system, maybe?, and the little light bulb one is.... I dunno....
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VW Eurovan
Tire pressure
Check Engine
Airbag warning
Bulb out
Door ajar
Not sure on that circular one.
Alternates:
Warning! Make sure you’re wearing your comb necklace (TPMS)
Be Serious, this is a German automobile (SRS)
Warning! Tie Fighters Ahead (circular thing)
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It has an idea!
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I HAVE AN IDEA!
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Nissan ... ? The digital panel reminds me strongly of my friend’s Murano, but the tach is all wrong for that.
Lights - Check Engine, Airbag (SRS), TPMS, A door is open? Darth Vader’s ship (ABS?), A bulb is out!
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Nope
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Hah, a TIE fighter light and a broken TIE rod light! This thing is brilliant!
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Debateably German. Not VW
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1) Josie
2) In order from left to right:
-Leaky faucet
-Srsly?
-Surprise from behind!
-The gas pump is a Cylon.
-Shit, HAL’s awake.
-HAL has an idea. Ohfuckohfuckohfuck!!!
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I want to say old VW product but the tach is throwing me
Srs airbag light
Check engine light
Tire pressure warning
Parking brake
Door ajar
Bulb failure
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This is the “seriously?!” light. It comes on with 2 or more other warnings.
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Not a Eurovan. Well done on the rest
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Nein
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Not a Nissan
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I drive a VW so I’m well-versed in warning lights.
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Damn. What about the Darth Vader’s tie fighter light? Is that ABS?
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Mercedes Sprinter?
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It’s the new stance, bruh!
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Not a VW. Also not the parking brake
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Yes.
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You’re closest on identification so far
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But that is an MK4, yes? If so, then the warning lights come out of the factory already on.
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It’s actually a performance braking system known as the P/FF GHABT system (Pizza/French Fry) and the light does indicate he is gonna have a bad time
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Nope. Not a Volkswagen
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Clockwise from top (11:00)
1. Beware of fat bottomed girls
2. Beware of stanced cars
3. Beware of Tie Fighters (stole that one from below, genius)
4. Beware of bright ideas
5. Beware of Sirs (also “like a sir”)
6. Beware of 3-rotor helicopters
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Mercedes/Chrysler developed Sprinter van.
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Audi A3 TDI?? SEAT Leon TDI?????
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You magnificent bastard
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Broken tie rod?
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Sprinter van?
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Dodge/Merc Sprinter, no clue on the lights.
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WINNAR! Though this one is badged as a Freightliner
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Nailed it.
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That’s what she said.
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1. Sprinter Van
2. Low tire spressure, door open, some sort of sensor, interior lights on, check engine light and airbag light.
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Correctamunky
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A Sprinter isn’t a eurovan?
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Not a VAG product
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Lots of clues that this is foreign (to me)
In Park
Degrees F
MPH
says diesel on the fuel gauge
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Everyone and thus everything is a VAG product.
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Coming here to saying something like “MkIV Volkswagen Golf” on the model and “Good morning, business as usual” on the lights. But I’m late, and lame.
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Reliant Robin, the front wheel is ajar.
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Stat on target....stay on target
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What about Cesarean products
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I would like to thank sweet little 6lb 4 oz baby Jesus laying in the manger wrapped up in swaddling clothes
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Still gotta, um, get in there in the first place.
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It’s a damn sprinter, lit like a christmas tree...
Tire pressure, bags, blown lightbulb, brakes, open doors and the check engine, if that this is going somewhere, I hope is not too far
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the circle thingy is the brake pads
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About 100 miles per day, 5 days per week.
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As a matter of fact, no.
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Brake pad wear
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Diesel vehicles wouldn’t say diesel where you are?
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It’s a van. They’re all diesel!
Diesel cars don’t say so either (any more than petrol ones say petrol).
(Purely by chance I have this picture. Truck (note the 12th gear displayed!), definitely diesel.
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Then what is it? And what’s considered a eurovan?
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The Sprinter is a Daimler-Benz product, with the first generation going into production in 1995. It’s been sold in the states since 2001 as a Mercedes, a Dodge, and a Freightliner.
The Eurovan was the North American name for the T4 Volkswagen Transporter, which was sold in the States from 1990-2003.
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Ah, didn’t know Eurovan was a model name. I though it was the class of vans that included the Transit and Promaster. I re-read the original comment again, and now it makes more sense. oops.
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Ah, you were thinking of the Euro style of vans. That makes more sense
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Yeah, sorry.