What does EPC mean on VW Up?
Electronic Power Control warning light
Your EPC Volkswagen warning light, also known as the Electronic Power Control warning light, is an indicator pointing to issues with your Volkswagen’s throttle system. This could mean that the throttle pedal, throttle body, traction control, or cruise control unit need attention.
How do I fix the EPC light on my VW up?
If you want to fix the EPC light yourself, you can try the following: first, start the car normally. Then, start the car for the second time and push the gas pedal to the floor when the engine starts. In some cases, this works. It is also a good idea to check the electrical connections on the throttle body.
What does the EPC light on a Volkswagen Passat mean?
Your Volkswagen Passat’s Electronic Power Control (EPC) light is a warning light that indicates that there is trouble with one of the critical safety and engine components of your vehicle. These components include the gas pedal, traction control, cruise, ABS, steering system, and the throttle body.
Why does the ESP light come on on my Passat?
The ESP system is responsible for controlling your Passat’s traction control and stability systems. When you clear the EPC light, it’ll often clear the ESP light as well, since the ESP system relies on the EPC data. There are many different issues that can cause your Passat’s EPC light to turn on.
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 causes EPC light to go out on Volkswagen Golf 4?
There are several different causes when it comes to the EPC light as mentioned before. The most common problem with Volkswagen cars when the problem appears is a faulty ABS Sensor or ABS Ring. Failed brake pedal switch – Common problem on Golf 4 & Fabia A failed brake pressure sensor (Inside the ABS Module)