EPC---Would loose rubber hose be the cause?

Started the car earlier and found the EPC light did not go out. Car was driving fine on the way home.

Had a quick search on the site and found numerous causes. Checked the brake lights and they are working. Decided to lift the bonnet and found a small rubber hose had come away at the side of the engine cover across from the battery (1.2 Fabia HTP) and that the underside of the bonnet was filthy with dust as was most of the engine and battery area which I have never seen before.

Pushed it back on easily......Would this have been the cause of the EPC light coming on:confused:

Restarted the car and drove for a couple of minutes but the light remained on.

Thanks in advance for any help:thumbup:

Took some photos with the phone to show what I mean

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could of caused the problem , the pipe could be attached to a sensor which requires a vacuum to work , not sure though , wait for Lummox methinks

On my second trip in the car today the EPC light went out. :)

Used the car earlier tonight and still no sign

Hopefully thats the end of the problem:D

On my second trip in the car today the EPC light went out. :)

Used the car earlier tonight and still no sign

Hopefully thats the end of the problem:D

the engine management will see that the previous fault has not occured in that drive cycle so has put the light out , there will be fault codes in the memory i would imagine

bpm's bringing his vagcom to sun's meet. im sure he would check it out for you m8.

I think he will be the most popular person to talk with on Sunday..............I CAN ALREADY SEE A LONG QUEUE FORMING:rofl: :rofl:

Have to agree that diagnostic is good On my 1.4 it goes off and I think all is well, but it isn't and it comes back on again (for no obvious reason - usual checks), but it usually means something's wrong. When faults have been found and repaired, the EPC light is then happy.

I don't understand why, if there is a fault, the light doesn't show continually, but ours is not to reason why.

Good luck making your EPC light a happy bunny

Mo