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it means the car thinks the parking break is on. try the release, if nothing it's a sensr and you'll have to have it looked at, at an autozone and have it reset
based on the fact of having that happen on a 93 european car i had .......i'd say in all likely hood it's an indicator giving you a heads up that it is time to replace brake pads ( front more than likely because they do most of the work and they wear out sooner than the rear ones) and it's not really a dummy light, it has a sensor that turns on the light at a point of certain wear just like it's supposed to so you have some time to set up pad replacement, the rear ones probably have what is known as a chirpper on them which is a piece of metal that chirps, squeals, or make noise at that certain wear point so you wont get down to metal on metal and scar the rotors !! OK
Best thing to do under this situation is take the car to the local dealership that works with this specific brand... have their mechanics tell you exactly what they are and what they mean when they light up...
not sure but just a tip if the car is manual (as opposed to automatic transmission) then they could be shifting dummy lights (basically showing that your have enough RPM's to shift up or drop down a gear)
You have a low tire. Toyota Solaras and other Toyotas have tire sensor monitors. Go to a gas station and check the air on all of your tires including the spare. Once you get to the recommended pressure, you should be fine.
That's the dummy light for the radiator or cooling system. If it comes on during normal running operation, it's indicating that the coolant is low or hot, and likely overheated already.
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