my epc light stays on on my vw golf what does this mean

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Asked by stell May 25, 2007 at 04:49 PM about the Volkswagen Golf

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i have a vw golf y reg it goes perfectly well but the epc light is on conststantly what could this mean?

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EPC: Electronic Pedal Control. It comes on usually as a result of a bad break switch.

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Nonsense. EPC Stands for "electronic power control" (not electronic pedal control) and while it may come on due to a sensor fault, the idea that it comes on because of a (break (sic) ) BRAKE sensor fault represents perhaps 1% of the possibilities. Almost any sensor fault on the car can trigger an EPC. Take it to the dealer for a diagnostic as the EPC fault light is not very "illuminating" on its own.

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