Can anyone tell me please if the DSG 7-speed with KHM code in a 2008 1.9TDI MK5 Golf is definitely wet or dry clutch?
I'm guessing that torque limitations for the 7-speed dry-clutch means that version would never have been fitted to a TDI, anyway, but would like to know for sure
Also, whichever type it is, which recalls should by now have been available for that trans on a NZ-new car? 35C1 seems to apply. Was that recall open-ended or did it have a time limitation?
1.9tdi had the dry 7spd DSG.
Only wet 7spd DSG gearbox - Tiguan, Audi RS3, TT-RS, Audi A4 2.0TSI, Audi S4
Quote from: GLIDN on March 06, 2018, 12:02:23 PM
1.9tdi had the dry 7spd DSG.
Only wet 7spd DSG gearbox - Tiguan, Audi RS3, TT-RS, Audi A4 2.0TSI, Audi S4
Which version of the Tiguan? I thought they were mostly torque converter autos?
Quote from: GLIDN on March 06, 2018, 12:02:23 PM
1.9tdi had the dry 7spd DSG.
Only wet 7spd DSG gearbox - Tiguan, Audi RS3, TT-RS, Audi A4 2.0TSI, Audi S4
Thanks. Turns out it still has the recall outstanding. That's what happens when owners get servicing done at independent workshops, I guess
Booked it for a free new Mechatronic, software, and change to mineral oil
Quote from: rambo_005 on March 06, 2018, 12:57:04 PM
Which version of the Tiguan? I thought they were mostly torque converter autos?
Our 2014 Tiguan 2.0 TDI is a DSG 7-speed
Quote from: rambo_005 on March 06, 2018, 12:57:04 PM
Which version of the Tiguan? I thought they were mostly torque converter autos?
2011/2012 Facelift 2.0TSI and also the 2.0TDI.
My own Tiguan has the 7spd DQ500 box. Amazing box. Thankfully will handle what I have in store for it.
ooh, some details?