Iveco Warning Lights IVECO Daily VI Van (03.2014 - ...)

The engine light with an exclamation mark on your 2015 Iveco Daily 35S generally signals a general fault that needs attention, but it’s not super specific by itself—kind of like your vehicle’s way of saying, "Hey, something’s up, but don’t panic yet!" It’s wise to get a diagnostic check as soon as you can to pinpoint what’s triggering it.

Now, about that ABS warning light—think of it as the ABS system waving a red flag because it’s detected a problem preventing it from doing its job. The ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) keeps your wheels from locking during hard braking, so if that light's on, your wheels could lock up easier on slippery surfaces. Common reasons for the ABS light to come on include faulty wheel speed sensors (the system’s way to feel how fast each wheel spins), low brake fluid, a failing ABS pump/module, blown fuses, or dirty/old brake fluid interfering with system function.

The ABS in Iveco Daily models, especially with the Bosch 5.7 ABS/ESP pumps, can be prone to sensor faults or pump issues causing these lights. Repairs might mean checking sensor wiring for damage (a common issue), brake fluid levels, or sometimes replacing or repairing the ABS pump module. Driving with the ABS light on is like walking a tightrope — possible but riskier as you lose important braking safety.

So, best bet? Get those lights read with a proper scanner, check brake fluid levels, and if the ABS light stays on, get the ABS sensors, wiring, and pump module inspected. It’s not just "dashboard confetti," it’s your daily reminder to keep those brakes in top shape! 🚨🚛

Iveco Daily 35S (2015) Warning Lights
1. Engine with Exclamation Mark (Yellow/Orange):
- Meaning: General fault with the powertrain or emissions system (DPF/AdBlue).
- Urgency: Medium. The vehicle has most likely entered limp home mode, limiting power. Diagnostics with an Iveco-compatible scanner is required.
2. ABS Warning Light (Yellow/Orange):
- Meaning: Anti-lock braking system malfunction.
- Tips: The most common cause of a faulty wheel speed sensor (contamination, breakage). The service brakes are functional, but not ABS. Urgent diagnostics are required.

Both lights indicate the need for a computer diagnostic to read the exact error codes.