What is ASR in a VW Beetle?
ASR*/ESP* LIGHT no it seeing it is part of the traction control system ASR stands for Anti-Slip Regulation. It is a early traction system that only prevented the wheels from slipping under acceleration. ESP is a newer traction system that incorporates ASR, BAS, ABS, ETS under 1 control module.
What is ASR mode?
Anti-Slip Regulation, or ASR, is a secondary safety feature that works with the Anti-Lock Braking System, or ABS, on cars, trucks and sport utility vehicles.
What does the EPC light on a VW mean?
This could mean that the throttle pedal, throttle body, traction control, or cruise control unit need attention. In some circumstances however that EPC light on a Volkswagen can also indicate other problems with your Volkswagen vehicle that make risking West Des Moines traffic impossible.
What causes an EPC light on an Audi?
The most common causes of an EPC light on your Audi or VW is a faulty throttle body, a faulty ABS sensor, ABS ring or a faulty brake pedal switch. Here is a more detailed list of possible causes of the EPC Light. Throttle body failure; Bad ABS Sensor – Common on newer VW Passats; Failed brake pedal switch – Common problem on Golf 4 & Fabia
What to do if your EPC light is not working?
If you are experiencing issues with your Volkswagen EPC lights, oil level, or have any other concerns about the vehicle’s engine or exterior, the certified service professionals at Volkswagen of Des Moines are here to help. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule service for your Volkswagen vehicle and rest assured you’re in good hands.
What does the EPC light on the dashboard mean?
When the EPC light appears on your dashboard, drive to the closest mechanic workshop for them to consider it as soon as possible. The EPC Light is often limiting your car’s engine power and other functions to drive slowly to the closest mechanic workshop without issues.