Skidding car symbol on dashboard of 2008 aspen

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The sender unit is in the fuel tank. That sends information to the ECM or BCM and that data is sent to the gauge.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2008+Chrysler+Aspen+test+fuel+gauge

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They did away with them when they started using the drive by wire system. Electronic throttle.

You owner's manual explains all lights and their symbols. Why not try some skf help and look through it?

where s the fuel pump located on a 08 Chrysler Aspen

jlarson737, did you ever get a solution for you knocking noise? I also have a 2008 Aspen and have a clicking (knocking) noise coming from the 3rd seat passenger side of the Aspen.
Rod

Look in your owners manual

I would guess it is something like a
brake or skid control symbol,don't know

Any dash light is a system fault and reason
to check for codes with in a day & resolve
or repair within a week on any issue.

It's your oil sensor telling you that either you have low oil or you're getting low oil pressure.

There is no asstton* on the 2008 ES350 to switch off the traction control (( pain in the *** when it snows+slippery )).

From forums online, and I\'ve personally tested/used this...

Keep the hand brake on (( its near the left leg )) when u switch on the car... And in the next few seconds, hit and release the brake twice, then
keeping your leg on the brake pedal, release the hand brake, and put it on again (( twice, your right leg on the brake all this while )), and then when the hand brake is on, hit and release the brake twice...

You will need to do this only immediately after the car starts, and it needs to be done in under 30 seconds (( from forums, never needed more than 10 seconds to do the whole thing ))..

They do not recommend it cause apparently, the torque generated can cause the wheels to spin so much that it causes tires to burn out soon... Good luck!

Check rim and tire size.

It's to do with traction control...
usually means the skid control has armed itself because the car has detected a lack of traction (if you skidded) or the car has sensed it is cold