I know I had a problem when I first got my 2001 VW Beetle. The EPC and another light came on and I dont really remember the other one but I know it took forever to find out what it was and turns out it was the throttle body.
sactocharlie56 answered 10 years ago
Although this is somewhat an old post, I recently had the same issue with my 2001 beetle, 1.8L turbo. This is how I fixed the problem. The middle gear inside the throttle control module was worn. This wear allowed to much play between the servo motor gear and the throttle plate gear. Computer interpreted this as a slip in the drive train. The middle gear does not rotate 360 degrees. Therefore I lifted the gear out of the assembly and dropped it back in place so the worn areas were no longer in play.
ASR light and EPC light comes on on dash. 2002 Beetle looses power, engine surges and the check engine light comes on. How can I fix it?
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