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Car Fault Index

Jaecoo 7 warning lights and messages

Each warning below is restated from the Jaecoo 7 owner's manual, with how urgent it is. Where owners report a known fault behind a warning, we link to it.

WarningWhat it meansHow urgentKnown fault
Brake system warningBrake fluid is low or the brake system has a fault. The manual says to have it inspected immediately.Stop safely now–
High coolant temperature warningThe engine is overheating. Stop somewhere safe, let it idle for a few minutes, switch off and call a dealer.Stop safely now–
Low engine oil pressure warningOil pressure is too low. Stop somewhere safe and contact a dealer straight away.Stop safely now–
Engine malfunction (check engine) lightThe engine management system has found a fault. The manual says to have it inspected immediately.Drive on, get it checked–
EPC malfunction lightA fault in the electronic engine control system. The manual says to have it inspected immediately.Drive on, get it checked–
Transmission malfunction lightThe gearbox system has a fault. The manual says to have it inspected immediately.Drive on, get it checkedgearbox warning message
ABS malfunction lightThe anti-lock braking system has a fault. The manual says to drive gently to a dealer for inspection.Drive on, get it checkedABS and stability control warning
ESP light (steady)Steady: the stability control system has a fault. Flashing while driving: the system is working, which is normal.Drive on, get it checkedABS and stability control warning
Airbag (SRS) malfunction lightThe airbag system has a fault. Have it inspected as soon as possible.Drive on, get it checked–
EPS malfunction lightThe electric power steering system has a fault.Drive on, get it checked–
Charging system lightIf it stays on with the engine running, or does not light at all when the power is switched on, the charging system has a fault.Drive on, get it checked12V battery going flat
Electronic parking brake (EPB) malfunction lightThe electronic parking brake has a fault. A flashing EPB light during sudden braking is normal; flashing at other times is not. Drive gently to a dealer.Drive on, get it checked–
AUTO HOLD malfunction lightThe automatic hold function has a fault. Drive gently to a dealer.Drive on, get it checked–
Tyre pressure (TPMS) lightA tyre is low or hot. Check the pressures; if they are correct, the monitoring system itself has a fault.Drive on, get it checked–
Adaptive cruise control fault lightAdaptive cruise control is unavailable because of a fault. Have it checked as soon as possible.Drive on, get it checkedradar and driver-assist warnings
Lane departure warning or emergency lane keeping fault lightOne of the lane-keeping aids has a fault and is not working.Drive on, get it checkedradar and driver-assist warnings
Blind spot monitoring fault lightBlind spot monitoring has a fault and is not working.Drive on, get it checked–
Hill descent malfunction lightHill descent control has a fault. Drive gently to a dealer.Drive on, get it checked–
Petrol particulate filter (PPF) malfunction lightThe particulate filter system has a fault. Have it inspected as soon as possible.Drive on, get it checked–
Stop-start light (flashing)Flashing: the stop-start system has a fault. Steady: stop-start is simply not available at the moment.Drive on, get it checked–
Intelligent headlight (IHC) malfunction lightAutomatic high-beam control has a fault.Drive on, get it checked–
Safety warning lightA general light meaning one of the car's systems has a fault; look for a message on the display and have it inspected.Drive on, get it checked–
Maintenance lightA service is due.Information–
Petrol particulate filter (PPF) fullThe filter needs to clean itself; the manual says to drive at higher speed to clear it.Information–
Steering angle initialisation incompleteThe power steering has not finished calibrating.Information–
Engine warming upThe coolant is still cold; the light goes out when the engine is warm.Information–
Low fuel / low washer fluidRefuel, or top up the washer fluid, soon.Information–
Seat belt reminderA front or rear seat belt is not fastened.Information–

Source: Jaecoo 7 owner's manual, UK petrol edition (version T1EJRHDOM25ENUK01, July 2025), section 2-2. Restated in our own words; the manual is the authority.

All known Jaecoo 7 faults

Last updated 12 November 2026.