How many vertical bars are there in the fault light box of the Volkswagen Santana?

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JamesRose
07/30/25 7:52am
The fault light box of the Volkswagen Santana contains five vertical bars. Here is more information about the Santana: 1. Appearance: The Volkswagen Santana features a relatively square design, with both front and rear lights adopting a very angular shape. 2. Excellent comfort: The Santana offers great ride comfort and a spacious interior. 3. Durable engine: The Santana's engine is longitudinally mounted, with most models equipped with a 1.8-liter naturally aspirated engine. This engine delivers strong performance and boasts excellent reliability and durability. Most Santana models comply with China IV emission standards, while vehicles manufactured before 2010 mostly meet China II or China III emission standards.
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