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Vậy khi đèn cảnh báo EPC phát sáng, xe đang gặp phải vấn đề gì? Trong trường hợp này, chủ xe có nên tiếp tục sử dụng xe hay không? Cùng VIETMAP đọc ngay bài viết dưới đây để tìm hiểu về lỗi EPC trên Audi và những điều chủ xe nên làm khi đèn này bật sáng. I. Tìm hiểu về đèn cảnh báo EPC Đèn cảnh báo EPC hay còn được gọi là đèn cảnh báo điều khiển công suất điện tử là thiết bị cảnh báo mỗi khi các bộ phận trên xe như hệ thống bướm ga, bàn đạp ga, thân gia, kiểm soát lực kéo hay kiểm soát hành trình,... xảy ra vấn đề. Đây là công nghệ độc quyền cho các xe Volkswagen, Audi, Bentley và các xe khác, đều là các thương hiệu thuộc VW. Đối với những mẫu xe truyền thống, các thành phần như vô lăng, phanh đỗ và bàn đạp ga được sử dụng để đưa ra yêu cầu các liên kết cơ học giúp xe hoạt động. Tuy nhiên ngày nay, máy tính và động cơ điện hoàn toàn có thể đảm nhiệm tất cả các chức năng này và làm được nhiều hơn thế nữa. Điển hình là Electronic Power Control EPC, một hệ thống được vi tính hóa giúp quản lý động cơ và đánh lửa cho xe. Bất kỳ lỗi nào với EPC đều có thể vô hiệu hóa các chức năng khác. Đèn cảnh báo trên bảng điều khiển sẽ báo hiệu cho bạn biết khi phát hiện sự cố trong hệ thống EPC. II. Đèn EPC bật sáng nghĩa là gì? Do EPC được sử dụng trên nhiều hệ thống khác của xe nên sẽ xảy ra trường hợp các đèn cảnh báo khác cũng sẽ được chiếu sáng trên táp lô. Thông thường, khi chức năng điều khiển ổn định và kiểm soát hành trình bị vô hiệu hóa thì đèn tương ứng của chúng sẽ được chiếu sáng. Đèn Check Engine cũng có thể bật sáng để cảnh báo động cơ không hoạt động với hiệu suất bình thường. Do đó, để bảo vệ động cơ, máy tính sẽ gửi tín hiệu chuyển xe sang chế độ giới hạn bằng cách hạn chế van tiết lưu và sức mạnh của xe. Trong trường hợp này, bạn chỉ có thể lết chiếc xe về nhà hoặc đến garage. Để xác định rõ sự cố, người dùng cần phải quét hệ thống bằng máy quét OBD2 thì mới có thể tìm được mã sự cố. Máy quét sẽ cắm vào EPC và đọc mã sự cố được lưu trữ sẵn nhằm xác định chính xác sự cố trong xe. Khi việc sửa chữa đã hoàn thành và mã được xóa, mọi thứ sẽ trở lại bình thường. III. Có thực sự an toàn lái xe trong khi đèn EPC sáng không? Cũng giống như đèn Check Engine, mức độ nghiêm trọng của xe có thể khác nhau khi đèn cảnh báo EPC sáng. Nếu đèn này bật sáng, bạn nên kiểm tra xe càng sớm càng tốt để phòng tránh những thiệt hại lớn có thể xảy ra. Đặc biệt, nếu xe của bạn đang giới hạn bướm ga để bảo vệ động cơ, bạn chỉ nên sử dụng xe khi đưa nó đi sửa chữa. Các vấn đề phổ biến với EPC trên xe có thể do động cơ bị trục trặc, ABS hoặc cảm biến vô lăng cần thay thế, thậm chí bàn đạp phanh hoặc đèn phanh, thân bướm ga bị lỗi hoặc mất trợ lực lái. Do đó bạn hãy mang xe đi kiểm tra càng sớm càng tốt. Trên đây là những kiến thức cơ bản về đèn công suất điện tử EPC. VIETMAP hy vọng đây sẽ là những thông tin hữu ích giúp bạn có thể nhanh chóng xử lý sự cố với lỗi EPC trên xe nếu gặp phải. You are most likely familiar with EPC if you have an Audi vehicle. If the EPC warning light comes on, it will surely worry you. But what exactly is the Audi EPC light? What causes it to come on? Audi’s EPC, or the Electronic Power Control, refers to Audi vehicles’ computerized ignition and management system. There are several reasons why the EPC warning light on an Audi vehicle comes on. Some of these are the following Electronic Throttle Body FailureFuel Injector FailureBrake Pedal Switch FailureBrake Pressure Sensor FailureAnti-lock Brake System ABS Sensor FailurePower Steering FailureEngine Speed Sensor FailureCrankshaft Position Sensor FailureCamshaft Position Sensor FailureMass Air Flow MAF Sensor FailureCruise Control IssuesAccelerator Pedal Failure Read on to learn more about the Audi EPC light, what causes it to light up, and how it can be fixed. EPC is short for Electronic Power Control. It refers to the computerized ignition and management system installed in Audi vehicles. It controls other systems that control the engine. If the EPC light comes on, it’s quite hard to tell what the problem is. There are different reasons why the EPC light on an Audi vehicle comes on. But one thing you can be sure of is that there is indeed a car issue or two that you need to address immediately. Some of the causes are the following Electronic Throttle Body FailureFuel Injector FailureBrake Pedal Switch FailureBrake Pressure Sensor FailureAnti-lock Brake System ABS Sensor FailurePower Steering FailureEngine Speed Sensor FailureCrankshaft Position Sensor FailureCamshaft Position Sensor FailureMass Air Flow MAF Sensor FailureCruise Control IssuesAccelerator Pedal Failure Let’s briefly talk about these causes 1. Electronic Throttle Body Failure When there is a faulty electronic throttle body, you will most likely notice a very low idle. If this issue is severe, your car might even stall when the throttle is pressed quickly or when you come to a stop. Electrical connection issues can result in intermittent or inaccurate information to your Audi’s computer. Delayed or false information will enable the computer to make erroneous corrections to the air-fuel mixture. 2. Fuel Injector Failure If there is an abrupt loss of engine power, it is a clear sign of fuel injector failure. A clogged fuel injector means that there is also an irregular supply of fuel. This can result in fuel level fluctuations that cause the engine to run in surges. The EPC light will likely come on if this happens to your Audi. 3. Brake Pedal Switch Failure A faulty brake pedal switch can mean that your Audi’s rear brake lights are not illuminating. This is very risky since the driver behind you won’t know whether you are slowing down or not. While this can mean that a brake light bulb is broken, it can also mean that the brake pedal switch is faulty. In which case, the EPC light will come on to alert you. 4. Brake Pressure Sensor Failure The pressure reading should be zero if you are not stepping on the brake pedal. It will only increase in value as you step on and apply pressure to the brake pedal. So, what if the pressure reading constantly shows the maximum value even if you are not stepping on the brake pedal? This means that the brake pressure sensor is faulty. This is one of the causes why the EPC warning light on your Audi comes on. 5. Anti-lock Brake System ABS Sensor Failure The anti-lock brakes become inoperable when there’s a faulty ABS wheel sensor. If this happens, the system triggers an alert and causes the ABS light to come on. The EPC light will come on, too, since the electronic control module of your Audi will fail to receive essential data from the sensor. 6. Power Steering Failure Power steering failure may happen if a hydraulic pipe gets damaged, such as being cut by road debris. If this happens, the loss of power steering will not be sudden. Instead, it will be gradual until you notice it getting heavier. If this happens, the EPC light will most likely come on. 7. Engine Speed Sensor Failure In case of a faulty engine speed sensor, your Audi’s electronic control unit might not detect a transmission speed sensor signal. In which case, the EPC light will come on. 8. Crankshaft Position Sensor Failure If there is a faulty crankshaft position sensor, it won’t be able to provide accurate information about the engine’s piston positioning. This will result in a cylinder misfire. Also, it can result from spark plug timing failure. But if the spark plug checks out, the crankshaft sensor is most likely the source. 9. Camshaft Position Sensor Failure A faulty camshaft position sensor means that it cannot accurately transfer data. If this happens, there will be mismatched fuel delivery and ignition timing. Your Audi vehicle will have poor acceleration, stall, lack power, or even shut off. 10. Mass Air Flow MAF Sensor Failure If the EPC light on your Audi vehicle comes on, it may be because of a faulty mass airflow sensor. It will then be not easy to start the engine. If it starts, the engine will most likely stall. You will notice the engine hesitating or dragging when idle or jerking during acceleration. 11. Cruise Control Issues Your Audi’s EPC light will come on if there are cruise control issues. When we say cruise control issues, it can mean a blown fuse or a faulty brake pedal switch. Also, it can result from problems with the ABS or the throttle control system. 12. Accelerator Pedal Failure The EPC light will also come on if a faulty accelerator pedal is faulty. In this case, the engine idling speed increases, there is poor acceleration, and the vehicle will switch to “limp home mode.” Again, what does it mean when the EPC light comes on in an Audi? When your Audi’s Electronic Power Control EPC warning light is on, this might signify an issue with the throttle system, including the accelerator pedal, traction control, fuel injection, and throttle body. How Long Do Audis Last? What Is EPC Computerized Ignition and Management System EPC, or Electronic Power Control, is your Audi vehicle’s computerized ignition and management system. It controls other systems that control the engine. The EPC light serves as a warning that there is an issue with your vehicle’s throttle system. When we say throttle system, it consists of several parts, including Traction control, The cruise control unit, Throttle body, and Accelerator pedal. Can You Drive with an EPC Light On Do Not Ignore the EPC Light You can still drive your Audi even with an EPC light on. However, it is not recommended to ignore the EPC light. Besides, your car will most likely shift to limp mode too. In which case, you have to bring your car to a repair shop immediately. Can You Continue to Drive While Car Is In Limp Mode? But what if your vehicle doesn’t shift to limp mode even with the EPC light on? Can you continue to drive your car? Again, the answer is yes, but it is not recommended. Bring Your Car to a Repair Shop Immediately You are still advised to bring your car to a repair shop immediately. Also, it is possible that even if you continue to ignore the EPC light, your car will most likely shift to limp mode sooner or later. If the EPC light comes on, it doesn’t necessarily mean that your car has serious or irreparable issues. It can also be a minor issue only. But then again, you wouldn’t know this unless you bring it to a repair shop or you decipher the fault codes on your own. Whichever it may be, make sure you figure out the issue immediately. You would not want to turn this minor issue into a major one because you choose to ignore the EPC light. How to Fix the EPC Light on an Audi There is no standard solution when the EPC light comes on. This is because there are many reasons behind it. It merely serves as a warning that there is indeed something wrong with your car and that it needs to be addressed immediately. Use an OBD-II Scanner If your Audi’s EPC light comes on and you have an OBD-II scanner, it will be convenient to figure out what’s wrong with your Audi. Plug the OBD scanner in and check the fault codes that will appear. Each fault code has a corresponding car issue; you need to decipher those codes. Take Your Audi to a Professional Technician Of course, it’ll be more convenient if you take your Audi vehicle to a professional technician and mechanic. They can decipher the fault codes for you and tell you how they will address the issue. How to Fix the EPC Light on a Volkswagen How Much Does It Cost to Repair a Vehicle with an EPC Light? Repairing an Audi vehicle with an EPC light has no fixed price. There are different reasons why the EPC light comes on. Therefore, the price is based on which part of the throttle system has a problem and the severity. It also includes the cost of the part to be replaced and the labor cost. Suffice to say that the repair cost may be as low as $100. But it can also be about $3,000 or more. Frequently Asked Questions – What Does the EPC Light on an Audi Mean Several frequently asked questions can guide you about your Audi vehicle’s EPC light What Does It Mean When the EPC Light Comes on in an Audi? The Electronic Power Control, or EPC, is light on your Audi vehicle, warning you that there is an issue in the throttle system of your car. The problem can be related to the cruise control, the traction control, the throttle body, the fuel injection, or the acceleration pedal. Can I Drive with EPC Light on Audi? Your Audi car may still be capable of running even with the EPC light on. However, you will most likely do more harm to your car if you continue to drive it. Aside from that, you are risking your life too, and the life of others on the road. What Causes the EPC Light to Come On? If the EPC warning light on an Audi comes on, the car’s system detects a power issue. The EPC light does not explicitly identify the problem. Instead, it only warns the driver that there is an issue that needs to be addressed immediately. Is EPC Light Expensive to Fix? There is no fixed price to address car problems alerted by the EPC light. This is because there are different reasons why it lights up. So, the price varies depending on the type of issue your car encounters. A minor issue can cost about $100, but a major one can cost roughly $3,000 or above. Can Low Oil Cause EPC? A shallow oil level will likely cause the EPC warning light to come on. Can Low Battery Cause EPC Light? If your Audi vehicle has a dead or low battery, it will likely cause the EPC warning light to come on. What Does EPC and Check Engine Light Mean? EPC means Electronic Power Control. It lights up on the dashboard if there is a problem with the throttle system. This includes problems with the cruise control system, the throttle pedal, the traction control, or the throttle body. The Check Engine Light signals a problem with the exhaust system, the fuel system, the ignition, or the emissions. Is EPC Light Covered Under Warranty? Your whole car is supposed to be covered by a warranty. There are different reasons why the EPC light comes on. Whichever it is, it is supposed to be covered by a warranty. So, bring your car to the dealer and fix it under warranty. What Does EPC on a Car Mean? EPC is short for Electric Power Control. It is one of those warning lights on the dashboard of your Audi vehicle. Once its light comes on, there is some issue with your car’s throttle system. What Is the Throttle Body? The throttle body is a vital part of the car’s air intake system, which controls the air flowing into the car’s engine. It can be found between the car’s air intake and engine manifold. This is where fresh air is pulled into the engine, needed for combustion. Can I Drive My Car with EPC Light On? If the EPC light on your car’s dashboard comes on, you can still drive your car for a short amount of time. Immediately bring it to your dealer or a car care shop. The car issue can be directly addressed before turning into a major problem. What Does EPC Light Mean on Audi Q5? Once you notice the EPC warning light on your Audi Q5 come on, there is a detected problem with your car’s engine electronics. Most of the time, the issues detected by the EPC are malfunctioning sensors. These sensors can easily be replaced. What Are the Signs of a Dirty Throttle Body? When there’s a dirty throttle body, it will negatively affect the engine performance. Its symptoms include the following Stalling, Poor fuel economy, Poor acceleration, and Rough idling. Using a throttle body cleaning product, you can remove the dirt and debris buildup. How Much Does It Cost to Replace Throttle Body? The cost of the throttle body part typically ranges between $200 and $500. It all depends on the type of vehicle you drive. You also have to pay the labor cost, which typically ranges between $50 and $150. What Causes a Throttle Body to Get Dirty? The throttle body gets dirty when the engine shuts down. This is because hot exhaust gas and unburnt fuel stay on top of the engine. The vapors then bake from the engine heat. This then forms carbon deposits that get stuck inside the throttle body. In Closing Audi EPC Light To reiterate, EPC is short for Electronic Power Control. It refers to the computerized ignition and management system installed in Audi vehicles. It controls other systems that control the engine. It’s quite hard to tell the problem once the EPC light comes on. There are different reasons why the EPC light on an Audi vehicle comes on. But one thing you can be sure of is that there is indeed a car issue or two that you need to address immediately. Some of the causes are the following Electronic Throttle Body FailureFuel Injector FailureBrake Pedal Switch FailureBrake Pressure Sensor FailureAnti-lock Brake System ABS Sensor FailurePower Steering FailureEngine Speed Sensor FailureCrankshaft Position Sensor FailureCamshaft Position Sensor FailureMass Air Flow MAF Sensor FailureCruise Control IssuesAccelerator Pedal Failure Since there are different reasons why the EPC light comes on, there is also no standard process to fix the problem. Therefore, there is no fixed price too as to how much you will spend on repairs. But one thing you must never forget is not to ignore the EPC light. Once it lights up, bring it to your dealer or a car care shop. Make sure you address the issue before it’s too late. Read next Is Audi Expensive to Maintain? Check Engine Light On and Off What Is the Most Common Reason for the Check Engine Light? Should You Buy an Audi, a BMW, or a Mercedes? My Car Is Okay, But Why Is Its Check Engine Light Turning on? Are Audis Good Cars? Why or Why Not? If you’re a Volkswagen or Audi owner, there’s a good chance you’ve seen the EPC light come on your car’s dashboard. This can be a bit of an alarming sight, but what does it mean, and what should you do about it? There are many questions regarding the EPC light because it is a common cause for concern, as it often means there is a serious issue with your car. In this blog post, we’ll tell you what the EPC light is, why it might come on, and how to fix it. By the time you finish reading this post, you’ll know exactly what to do if your EPC light comes on. Keep reading to learn more! What does the EPC Light mean? The EPC light is a warning light that indicates a problem with your vehicle’s electronic power control EPC system. When this light comes on, it usually means there is an issue with the car’s throttle system. The EPC light often shows up together with the Engine, ABS, or ESP Light, depending on where the problem is. The Electronic Power Control system is monitored by the engine control unit, brake control unit, transmission control unit, and steering control unit. The EPC system is Volkswagen Group’s traction control system, and therefore you will also find the EPC system in Audi, Skoda and Seat car models. RELATED How Many Car Brands Does Volkswagen Own? What Causes An EPC Light? The most common causes of an EPC light are a faulty throttle body, a faulty ABS sensor, a cracked ABS ring, a bad brake pressure sensor, or a faulty brake pedal switch. It can also be caused by wiring issues or other electrical issues. Here are a few of the issues that could trigger the EPC light 1. Throttle body failure The throttle body controls how much air should enter the engine when you press the gas pedal. The EPC system uses the throttle body to control the engine power, and if there is an issue with the throttle body, the EPC system will not be able to function properly. Most throttle bodies today are electric, and if there is a problem with it, it will light up a check engine light and an EPC light on your dashboard. RELATED 8 Symptoms of a Bad Throttle Body & Replacement Cost 2. Failed Brake Pedal Switch The brake pedal switch or brake light switch is used to know when you press the brake pedal, so the car should activate the brake lights. The switch is also used for other functions such as the cruise control system or the EPC system. If there is a problem with the brake pedal switch, the EPC system will not be able to recognize when you press the brake pedal or not, and therefore it will illuminate the EPC light and store a fault code. READ MORE 5 Symptoms of a Bad Brake Light Switch & Replacement Cost 3. Bad ABS sensor The ABS sensors measure the speed of each wheel on your car. It uses this information mainly for the ABS system, but there are other systems that use this information and the EPC system is one of them. The ABS sensors are located on the wheel hubs and are very exposed to dirt, rust, and water, and are therefore prone to failure. It can also be an issue with the ABS reluctor ring, from which the ABS sensor is measuring the speed from. READ MORE 4 Signs of a Bad ABS Wheel Speed Sensor Replacement Cost 4. Failed brake pressure sensor If you have a Volkswagen car and an EPC light on your dashboard, there is a high risk that the brake pressure sensor has failed. The brake pressure sensor works like the brake light switch, but it doesn’t just measure ON/OFF, it actually measures the brake pressure you apply through the brake pedal. Unfortunately, the brake pressure sensor on many VW models is located inside the ABS control module, making it quite difficult to replace. Often you need to replace the entire ABS control module if there is a problem with the sensor, which can be very expensive. 5. A bad steering angle sensor The steering angle sensor sits behind your steering wheel and is used to measure which position the steering wheel is in. The EPC system will use this information to determine which direction you turn the steering wheel and correct the brake force with this information. To be able to turn the steering wheel, there is also a clock spring where the wires to the steering wheel angle sensor and the steering wheel buttons go. This clock spring is known to fail, and if it fails, it may look like a problem with the steering angle sensor. RELATED 4 Signs of a Bad Steering Angle Sensor & Replacement Cost 6. A Bad Engine Sensor The EPC system uses a lot of different engine sensors to function properly, and if there is an issue with one of the engine sensors, it could result in an EPC light on your dashboard. It is therefore important to read the trouble codes when you see the EPC light to be able to pinpoint where the problem is. Some of the engine sensors that can trigger the EPC light are the MAF sensor, the IAT sensor, the ECT sensor, or the O2 sensor. Keep reading to find out how to determine which of these sensors is causing the EPC light. 7. Wiring Issues Because of all the electronic wiring in modern cars, there is a high risk that there is a wiring problem that is causing the EPC light. Unfortunately, wiring problems can be quite difficult to find unless you know exactly what you’re looking for. The most common wiring problems are broken wires, corroded electrical contacts, or burnt contacts. If you’ve tried everything else on this list and don’t have the knowledge to diagnose the wiring, you may need to hire a professional. RELATED VSC Light – Meaning & Causes How to fix the EPC light? To fix the VW EPC light, you need to read the trouble codes with an OBD2 scanner. Once you know what the trouble codes are telling you, you need to continue to troubleshoot these codes. Just guessing the problem will only waste your money. Here is more information about the steps you should take to fix your EPC light 1. Check Trouble Codes The first thing you should do when you have an EPC light on your dashboard is to read the trouble codes from the engine control module and ABS control module with an OBD2 scanner. When the EPC warning light is on, it means there are one or several trouble codes stored in one of these control units. Modern car models have advanced on-board diagnostic systems, and if there is a warning light on your dashboard, it means that there is a fault code stored in one of the control modules. Instead of just guessing and replacing the wrong parts, you can save time and money by reading these error codes. You have to scan the engine control unit, ABS control unit, steering control unit, and transmission control unit for any stored trouble codes. You can either take your car to a mechanic to let them read the trouble codes, or you can do it at home with your own OBD2 scanner. However, the cheapest diagnostic scanners can only read the engine control module, and because this issue could appear in other control modules as well, it’s recommended to either get a more advanced diagnostic scanner or let a workshop read the other control units’ codes. 2. Check the brake light switch The brake light switch is a common reason for the EPC light to come on, and it’s often quite easy to check. Just have someone press the brake pedal while you check the brake lights on your car. If there are no brake lights, the risk is high that the brake light switch is bad. But in many car models, there are two different currents in the brake light switch, so even if the brake lights work, there is a chance that the switch is still bad. Therefore, it is better to diagnose it with a scan tool. 3. Check sensor data If you have a diagnostic scanner but can’t find any good trouble codes to continue troubleshooting from, you need to check the sensor data. Check the values from the brake pressure sensor to ensure they appear realistic. You will also want to check the sensor data from all other engine sensors and sensors related to the brake and EPC system. 4. Talk to a professional EPC systems can be quite difficult to diagnose correctly without the right knowledge and tools. Therefore, if you did the basic things, but still can’t figure out what’s wrong, it may be time to contact a professional mechanic who has dealt with this problem before. Although leaving it to a mechanic can be expensive, you will likely save money over simply guessing and replacing the wrong parts. If you want to fix the EPC light, you should definitely contact a Volkswagen or Audi workshop that has dealt with these issues before. You do also want to check if there are any recalls or campaigns for your VW or Audi model. Is it dangerous to drive with the EPC light on? Yes, it can be risky to drive with the EPC light on without knowing what is causing it to come on. Always fix the EPC problem as soon as possible. When the light is on, it means that there may be several restricted functions in your car. Because the EPC system is integrated with the engine, steering, and brake system, it could cause engine damage or even cause a serious accident because of limited brake or steering functions. Therefore, when the EPC light appears on your dashboard, drive to the nearest mechanic repair shop as soon as possible. Usually, the EPC system issue won’t cause damage to your car if you drive carefully, but the issue could be more severe in some cases, and therefore it’s best to check it up as soon as possible. FAQs What does the EPC Light mean on a Volkswagen or Audi? The EPC warning light on your Volkswagen or Audi means there is a problem with the EPC Electric Power Control system. The EPC system controls the throttle control, including the throttle body, accelerator pedal, cruise control, or traction control. Can a misfire cause an EPC light? Yes, a misfire can cause the EPC light to come on indirectly. If the engine misfires, it will interfere with the engine’s performance, and in most cases, the check engine light will also come on. If there is a problem with the engine system, it can also trigger the EPC light. Can the EPC Warning Light Cause a Loss of Power? Yes, the EPC warning light controls the throttle system and can cause a sudden power loss. Sometimes, you can’t rev up the engine at all when the EPC light appears. How much does it cost to fix the EPC light? There is no fixed price to fix the EPC light because there are so many potential issues that could cause it. Usually, it will cost anything between $100 to $400 to fix the EPC light, but sometimes it can be more expensive. Is the EPC light serious? Yes, due to the variety of issues that can cause the EPC light to come on, your EPC light could be on due to a serious issue. Therefore, it is important to diagnose what is causing the light to come on before you continue to drive. Conclusion The EPC light indicates there is a malfunction in the electronic power control system. The electronic power control EPC system is controlled by the engine control module, and you will find this system in Volkswagen, Audi, and other VAG models. Although the EPC system seems quite simple, it is an advanced system that is integrated with many different systems, and therefore it can be quite difficult to pinpoint where the problem is. Fortunately, with the information in this article, you should be able to properly begin a real diagnosis of why there is an EPC light on your dashboard and get rid of it without wasting your money. I hope this information helps you. Don’t forget to follow us on YouTube! Learn more 90 Car Dashboard Symbols, Warning Lights & Indicators – Meanings Traction Control Light TCS Meaning, Causes & How to Fix ESC Light – Meaning & Causes How to Fix it Find more information in our list of all car dashboard symbols.

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