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Anonymous Posted on May 24, 2011

Audi a4 2.5 v6 avent quttro esp light comes on at about 50mph and goes out when slowing down

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Hi there?
The ESP light is to do with the ABS. Have the ABS scaned, to reveale what codes are stored.

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