What is the issue when the Volkswagen Bora displays EPC?

[DavidLynn]

The reasons why the Volkswagen Bora displays EPC are: the throttle is dirty and needs cleaning, the brake light is not working and requires checking the brake switch and wiring, fuel quality issues, engine stalling due to improper operation, and intake system faults such as leaks or blockages. When the EPC indicator light comes on, it is important to promptly visit a 4S shop or a professional auto repair shop to have a technician read the fault codes with a computer and determine the issue for targeted repairs. EPC (Electronic Power Control) stands for Engine Electronic Power Control System. When a sensor fails or detects an abnormal condition, the control system will take corresponding measures based on preset programs. Below is a detailed introduction to other situations that may cause the EPC light to come on: Engine intake system fault: When the engine intake is not smooth or the intake volume is insufficient, the EPC light will prompt. Throttle fault: Carbon buildup is a common fault in the throttle. Additionally, dirt on the main body can also affect intake, causing the indicator light to come on. Fuel system fault: For example, issues such as substandard fuel, fuel deterioration, or poor fuel atomization. Engine fault: Insufficient engine pressure or problems with the power system such as the intake valve can also trigger the EPC light. ECU control unit fault: For example, interference with the vehicle computer signals or false alarms from the vehicle computer. Brake light fault: If the brake light is not working, the brake switch is faulty, or the brake wiring is faulty. Solutions for when the car's EPC indicator light comes on: Troubleshoot the intake system, use fuel with the appropriate octane rating, clean the throttle, etc. Remove carbon deposits from related parts. Re-flash the ECU-related data. If the EPC indicator light comes on, the owner can first try turning off the engine and restarting it to see if the EPC light remains on. If it does not come on again, there may be no issue, possibly just the EPC indicator being affected. If the EPC indicator light remains on or frequently comes on, the vehicle should be driven to the nearest repair point for professional assistance in troubleshooting to eliminate potential safety hazards. The full English name of EPC is: Electronic-Power-Control, which translates directly to electronic power control. Most people refer to it as the engine electronic stability system. The EPC system mainly includes controllers and sensors related to the power system. When the sensor data in the system is abnormal, the EPC system will take some measures on the power system based on preset programs. Common EPC indicator lights generally display two colors: yellow and red. The EPC fault light is yellow, and if the car can still drive normally, proceed slowly to a repair point for inspection. If the EPC fault light is red, it indicates a more serious situation, and the vehicle should be pulled over immediately to contact relevant repair personnel for maintenance. Forcing the vehicle to drive may directly affect the core components of the car or driving safety.