What are the reasons for the EPC light being on and poor acceleration in the Volkswagen Lavida?

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OBella
07/30/25 4:48am
The reasons for the EPC light being on and poor acceleration in the Volkswagen Lavida are as follows: 1. Dirty throttle valve: Excessive carbon deposits, which should be cleaned. 2. Brake light not on: The brake switch and wiring need to be checked. 3. Fuel quality issues: Poor fuel quality leads to insufficient engine power. Below is a related introduction to the Lavida TSI Sport version: 1. Fuel consumption: With strong engine power and the DSG dual-clutch transmission, the Lavida TSI Sport version has almost no power loss during gear shifting, reducing fuel consumption by more than 20% compared to ordinary A-segment cars. 2. Configuration: The ESP body dynamic electronic stability system can significantly improve vehicle stability; the German fourth-generation electronic rolling code anti-theft system provides convenient and intelligent security for car owners.
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