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Hello <a href="/user/matthew-spahr-1135" data-id="1135" data-value="MattWEX-1135" data-denotation-char="@" class="text-decoration-none mention">@MattWEX-1135</a>​,  I've researched the "Low priority warning light on" and "General vehicle warning light is on" faults that you're referring to, and discovered some useful information via our Community website (<a href="https://community.geotab.com/s/" target="_blank">https://community.geotab.com/s/</a>) Low priority warning light on: This fault indicates that the GO device is reading an pending fault code from the ECU of a vehicle. The pending fault code being read by the GO device is low priority and not critical or high priority. These types of faults can occur even when the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) of a vehicle is off, and are reported once per trip, if a pending fault code is detected<ul><li>There are no public documents that discuss the origin of these fault, but we can work with you / our Customers to diagnose the with the instances on a case-by-case basis (would need to create a ticket with Support)</li></ul> General Vehicle Warning Light Is on: The general vehicle warning light indicates a fault reported by the vehicle ECM. A mechanic can inspect the vehicle to know further details about the warning, such as the code assigned by the manufacturer.

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