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EPC warning lamp (from m.y. 2000), significance

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→ Electronic Power Control (EPC) warning lamp in instrument cluster (from m.y. 2000), significance 

Fig 1: Locating EPC Warning Lamp
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Location of EPC warning lamp

The engine control module checks all the important functions of the electronic accelerator system after switching the ignition on.

If malfunctions are recognized in the electronic accelerator system, the engine Electronic Power Control (EPC), when the engine is in operation, the engine control module will switch on the EPC warning lamp (these malfunctions are indicated in the DTC table). Simultaneously, an entry is made in the engine control module DTC memory.

Special tools, testers and auxiliary items required