If it flashes, it means the traction control system is operating. The yellow ‘TC’ warning light stands for ‘traction control’ and is responsible for preventing wheel slip. If the ESC and ABS light come on, it means there’s an ABS fault (usually the wheels sensors) or that the battery has been disconnected. If the light stays on, it means there’s a fault with the VW Up ESC system. Under normal operating conditions, this light flashes to indicate the ESC (Electronic Stability Control) system is working to help stabilize the vehicle. If the battery warning light comes on along with the red coolant warning light, stop the vehicle and do not continue driving as this indicates a fault in the engine cooling system. If the light comes on while driving, immediately switch off any electrical utilities that are non-essential and make your way immediately to a repair workshop. Usual cause if a failed alternator or belt. The red battery warning light staying on means the VW Up battery is not being charged. This warning light may also indicate the transmission is overheating. Try restarting the engine to see if the fault clears. In this instance you can continue driving.
This yellow cog with an exclamation mark inside also indicates a fault with the VW Up transmission. The red light indicates a serious fault with the VW Up transmission and where the vehicle can no longer be driven. This red cog with an exclamation mark inside is a transmission fault warning light. If the oil level is correct yet the warning light remains on, do not continue driving and contact VW workshop. Check oil level and if after topping up, only continue if the warning light goes off. Stop as soon as possible and switch off the engine. This can result in serious engine damage. The low oil pressure warning light may stay on or flash and indicates that the VW Up oil pressure is too low. This red warning light is an indication of oil pressure and not oil level. Avoid high engine speeds and heavy engine loads. The blue engine coolant warning light applies to versions of the VW Up that are powered by natural gas. If levels and fan appear to be ok, do not continue driving and contact a VW workshop. Check levels and engine cooling fan (fuse). Pull off the road as soon as possible and allow the coolant to cool down. The coolant warning symbol may also flash. If the red coolant warning light comes on, it means the VW Up coolant level is too low, the engine coolant is too hot or there is a fault with the coolant system. Drive with caution and have vehicle checked as soon as possible. The fault often is due to one of the ABS sensors located at one of the wheel hubs. This warning light often comes on with the brake warning light. ABS helps to prevent the wheels from locking during harsh braking and can help to reduce stopping distances. The yellow ABS warning light means there’s a fault with the anti-lock braking system. It’s advisable to not continue driving and seek the assistance of a VW workshop. If the red brake warning light comes on, it may indicate a fault with the brake system. Drive with caution and avoid harsh braking. If the ABS warning light illuminates along with the brake warning light, it indicates a fault with the ABS. The fault may possibly be to do with the brake fluid level sensor. Check for fluid leaks in the brake circuit. The VW Up red brake warning light indicates the following: If you attempt to drive the vehicle with the parking brake applied, an audible alarm is given. This warning light indicates that the VW Up parking brake / handbrake is applied.
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