What indication occurs after the high-pressure gas (HPG) pump runs continuously for 10 minutes?

When the high-pressure gas (HPG) pump operates continuously for an extended period, such as 10 minutes, it typically leads to a situation where the system may sense a fault or an anomaly. The illumination of the SPNSN ERROR light serves as an indication that there is a problem, often linked to an over-extended operation of the pump, which can be detrimental to the system's components.

The HPG pump is designed to function within specific operational parameters; exceeding these can result in overheating or undue stress on the system, triggering warning measures like the SPNSN ERROR light. This alert mechanism is vital for ensuring the safety and performance integrity of the vehicle.

In contrast, situations such as low pressure activation or achievement of ride height are not direct implications of the continuous operation of the HPG pump for such a duration. Additionally, while hydraulic fluid leaks are serious concerns, they typically do not manifest as a direct result of pump operation duration without other contributing factors. Thus, the illuminating of the SPNSN ERROR light is the most accurate and relevant indicator in this scenario.