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If the EPC light illuminates while driving your 2007 Audi A4 2.0 T, it may signal a problem with the drive-by-wire system. This warning light is designed to alert you to issues with the throttle body or other related components, which could lead to throttle limitations as a safeguard for your engine. Possible causes for the EPC light may also include a malfunctioning brake light switch or crankshaft position sensor. To reset the light, follow these steps: Turn on the ignition, slowly press the gas pedal to the floor, then turn off the ignition while maintaining the pedal position. With the pedal still pressed down, turn on the ignition again. Gradually release the gas pedal to its normal position, then turn off the ignition. This simple procedure will reset the sensor and clear the error message.
In 2007, an audit of the A4 2.0 T model found that if the EPC light is on, there may be an issue with the throttle body, traction control, throttle pedal, or cruise control systems.
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