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02/08/2026

Dashboard lights can be confusing but here's what each one of them means:

Cruise Control Active:

This green light indicates the cruise control is engaged, maintaining speed without pressing the accelerator pedal. It's deactivated using the steering wheel lever.

ABS Anti-lock Brake Failure:

If you see this yellow light with the letters "ABS," a sensor may be damaged or the module may not be functioning properly. It affects braking on slippery surfaces.

Check Engine:

When this light comes on, there's an engine fault that could range from a dirty sensor to a more serious problem. It's key to scan the system as soon as possible. It could also indicate a problem with the car's emissions or catalytic converter.

Traction Control:

This light indicates the system is working. But if you see "OFF," it means it's been deactivated, which can compromise the car's stability on curves or in the rain.

👉 At some point, you'll need to know what each light means.

02/08/2026

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HAMIM Motors - East Africa LTD

01/08/2026

SAVING FUEL on long drives requires keeping a steady speed, maintaining proper tire pressure, and reducing aerodynamic drag.

By applying these simple habits, your car will burn less fuel over long distances.

1) Speed and Driving Style

Maintain a steady pace: Use cruise control on flat highways to keep your speed constant, but turn it off on hilly terrain where manual throttle control is more efficient.

2) Avoid harsh acceleration:

Press the accelerator gently and look far ahead on the road to anticipate traffic changes instead of braking suddenly.

Drive at optimal speeds: High speeds significantly increase wind resistance; “you’ll burn up to 15% more fuel at 100 km/h and 25% more at 110 km/h.”

3) Vehicle Preparation and Maintenance

Check tire pressure: Inflate your tires to the manufacturer's recommended level before you leave to lower rolling resistance.

4) Remove external attachments:

Take off empty roof racks, bike carriers, or cargo boxes because “aerodynamic drag can increase fuel consumption by as much as 20% on the highway.”

Lighten the load:

Clear out heavy, unnecessary items from the boot to prevent your engine from working harder than needed.

FOLLOW OUR PAGE FOR MORE TIPS ON GOOD DRIVING: HAMIM Motors - East Africa LTD

01/08/2026

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