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In this video, you can see how to reset the ESP light on a fifth-generation Volkswagen Golf: first, open the door and get inside your vehicle. First, you need to recognise the ESP light; it is characterised by a car followed by two wavy lines, resembling a car skidding.

It is orange and turns off when the car starts. If you notice that the ESP light comes on and stays on without a valid reason, it is likely that a bulb has blown.

In this case, the system informs you that the computer is no longer receiving information due to the blown bulb. Repairing your vehicle in this case will not be difficult or very expensive.


Updated on 24 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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