Has an exclamation mark on it...tried to look in the manual and nothing really resembles it. Anyone have a clue what it is? It popped on last night and my car beeped like mad.

Jason Siu
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More likely it's a warning that you were overheating and trying to get your attention.

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there are the following lights on the combo meter: abs, srs, vdc, slip, oil, cruise, cruise set, high beam, windshield washer, battery, turn indicators, seat belt, trunk/door, brake, ("!"), AT check, low fuel, MIL light, and coolant temperature.

sounds like that is the coolant temp.

BTW, the esm says if there is a malfunction to change the coolant and the engine oil. IF it turns out to be a problem under warranty, make sure the dealer does the above changes per the ESM

Better Life thru Chemistry
Black on Black 03.5 Sedan 6MT - Custom Catback, Custom Intake Tube, HyperGround Kit

 

It means low tire pressure.

 

Must be a 2k4. No light on my 2k3.
GSM

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Yeah, it's the low tire pressure indicator. That thing lighted up the first time I drove it home! I seems to light up when driving long distances. I just got back from Vegas and it was lit the entire way. and I even stopped to measure the pressure it was at 40 PSI! That's not low at all!!! There's something wrong with it! I remember seeing some posts about it. But I'm looking for it right now as we speak, becuase it was annoying when I was driving.

'04 G35 6MT Ivory Pearl
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Yeh the tire psi light was added in 2004. The first time it came on for me , it beeped a few time and startled the crap out of me, took a minute or two , staring at the little "tire cross-section" symbol to figure out it was tire psi. I must admit its a little lame on a "luxo" class car, not even getting info as to which tire is low? and what psi. The Z does provide this info, strange the G does not.