7-speed DSG Service MK7.5 VW Golf R - HINT: It's different than the MK7 process!
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2021
- I'll bring you along as I perform a fluid and filter change on my 2019 Golf R with the 7-speed DSG. I initially made the mistake of assuming it would be the same process as with the MK7 6-speed DSG, but I quickly found I was wrong. Different amounts and part number for the fluid. Different filter. You have to drain the mechatronic unit separately. Different level setting process.
Don't worry - I'll hook you up with the details!
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One of the rarest video on YT for the change of the 0GC. Accurate, correct and aligned with the official procedure. That change from the high skilled mechanics that want to show how to do, but make it incorrectly ! (Deutsche Auto Part for example). Nothing to say. Thanks. Subbed
They didn’t do it incorrectly though it’s just a different transmission they worked on
@@haku107 sorry but it was a DSG and they made the level with the engine off. So it is not correct
@@polo16v191 ohh hmm I’ll need to rewatch 👍🏽
It is correct..in the DAP shop video they did not showed the level setting..However i have been watching their videos for a while now..and they know how stuff works VAG related service..I am guessing that they edited that part out rather then forgot to do it.
i used this to make my own video today on the 7 speed. Also shouting out this guy who helped me a lot per this video.
this is the best dq381 fluid change video. you've changed my mind about having a shop do the service, I think i can handle this pretty easily
Thanks for this video years later! Worked perfectly on my 2018 S3 - super appreciated
Thank you for the thorough step by step explanation. I was about to give up on replacing my B9’s DQ381 and now I feel I can manage… Much appreciated
This is the first video for the MK7.5 with the filter on a different place, i must say you made a TOP video to do this job!! Thanks Man
I‘m French and i want to thank you for this great video. The „two turns trick“ is very interesting !
The most detailed teaching so far. Thank you.
Thanks for great instruction DIY, I have found it's the first on YT. Thanks and cheers from Sweden.
Thanks for the Love! Great job on this video!!
Much appreciated! Thanks for coming through on the parts kit. Cheaper and faster than I could get anywhere else!
Is there a any other option to have a Motul High-Torque DCTF kit for 7-SPD DSG?
Great Write-up!! I've been waiting for this since I bought mine as I knew the 6 and 7 speed would be a little different but unsure how
Great video Mate! Well done!
Thanks for this post. I did my 2019 rabbit gti 7speed today.
I only needed to remove intake pipe and elbow to remove the filter , it’s tight but easily done , since our filter is horizontal it’s a bit messy. I decided on the no turns out on the drain tube , will seee what happens the next 40k 🤟🍺🇨🇦
Excellent post and instructions! I have the DQ381 in my 2019 Audi TTS and I also have the FSM for that vehicle. I've been getting ready to do this and came across this post which really elevated my confidence to be able to do this job and save ~$500 (shop wanted $710). I would like to note that my FSM discusses the Beige vs Red overflow pipe in detail and states if you have a beige pipe "it must be replaced with a red one"...instructions say back off two turns for Beige for correct level or fully seated if Red. BTW, TTS has the battery in the rear of the car which simplifies access to the filter!
good tips my man. i did it today. i had a beige one.. so i didnt replace it with red.. didnt turn it out 2 turns.. but it wasnt leaking out anyway, at 44C... bummer.
Great video. Please be aware the need for loosening the overflow pipe on a Red pipe is not needed. This information is clearly stated in the 2020 service manual for a Skoda Kodiaq for OGC gearbox, which is the most modern manual I could find for this gearbox. I confirmed this information with the master technician at my local Seat dealer before doing the service my Seat Leon Cupra.
The most recent VWmanual i could
find for this gearbox was 2018 and made no mention of the Beige (longer) or Red (shorter) fill pipes.
Edit:
You can find this manual yourself by searching this "7-speed_dual-clutch_gearbox_0GC 04.2020" and the info is on page 229
great video thank you for this🎉
Very similar procedure to the DQ500 on the RS3. When I drain the mechatronic unit I often use a piece of cardboard or a moldable funnel to prevent it from shooting fluid all over the wheel arch and wheel liner.
Haha. Oh yeah… I learned that lesson! Haha
thats because the DQ381 is effectively just a smaller version of the DQ500
Thanks for the awesome step by step video including manual references!! Really top! I’ve purchased the same set from DAP. My Mk7.5 R 2019 (same as you) seems to have plenty of room to reach into the engine bay for the filter change. I also have the IE Intake and I wonder why going through the trouble to remove the intake and battery tray? Am I missing something as I think I could do it without removing anything. If to remove something, then the intake hose or the battery only would suffice I feel. Do I miss something?
humblecarmechanic did it without removing the battery, he access the filter from behind the transmission.
Great video!
Do you have the link to the oil filler adapter?
Thx for the video, to final check you unscrew the interior bolt for 2 turn right, , and wait that drop down slowly than tight again? In video is covered by tube an i can't see how much liquid drops down when thight the interior bolt (is plastic i think)
In the dealership I am told that the DSG service carries 4 liters of oil the DQ381
Great video, is it the same as de DQ250 after service oil change, do we have to process a basic sitting from the gear ?
Thanks
I was watching your video again and at the end you drove the car out of the garage and i saw some small wires sticked to your headlight glass, what is it for ? thx!
Engineering works .. . .. Yeah! Great clip.
As another filling alternative, can I fill the transmission oil over the top of the oil filter opening with a funnel?
Looking to do my 7.5 DSG Service soon. I rang VW and they said no need to change the filter like you said, Would you say it would be OK to leave the filter and just do the oil? Thanks
Oil also needs changing at specific time not just millage.
Do I need to shut down the engine when checking the fluid level
do you reset the DSG Parameters using VCDS ?
just wondering, how much fluid did you end up using?
Would this be the same for a 2020 Audi a3 8V?
Wow great video, facts so well explained. How dirty was your oil?
Do you know the difference between the oils ? Big price difference in Australia
g 052 182 a2 - 6 Speed DSG Oil $52.86 Per Lt
g 055 529 A2 - 7 Speed DSG Oil $79.51 Per Lt
Are there any aftermarket brands for g 055 529 A2 specificaiton ?
Where can I got the service manual from ?
At 11.25 you tell, regardless of the color of the overflow pipe, the process is the same. NOT CORRECT! Maybe you should get the latest version of the manual (your's was 3,5 yrs old at the time, probably older than the transmission itself. Current is at least 07/2022) or something has been lost in translation, but the German language manual for the DQ381 transmission states: there are different versions of the transmission, which come with differently colored overflow pipes. The beige pipe needs to be screwed out 2 turns, the red one must be screwed in all the way, when checking the oil level. Two turns are equavalent of 3mm oil level. If you do it wrong either way, you miss the much oil or overfilled by that much. Is it critical? Maybe those how followed your advise wrongly can comment on that...
Where did you find the vw manuals please?
Nice video but this is the dq 381 ? what interval is recommended? I'm almost at 40.000km
thanks guys
Yes it is. Very strange filter positioning almost as if it wouldn't want to be serviced..anyway..i have been searching for months a video of "how to"..getting back to the question...oil service interval is 120000 km...and lifetime oil filter..which crazy...i would recommend 60000 km and each time get a new oil filter.👍
Good vid..so the Mechatronic uses the same oil as the DSG...ie you dont actually refill the mechatrnic,once youve done the main fill ...thats it ?
Yup same stuff
Hey bro how did U get access to the vw service manual ?
What did u use ?
Go on Erwin, official portail of Volkswagen. But it is not free
the vehicle have to be level the is very important when doing this service
What is the sticker on the headlight @16:30?
That’s actually an RFID sticker to access a gated neighborhood.
Is it posiible change oil filter from the bottom?
Nope
You cannot reach the filter from bottom
Yes you can. Need a universal and a long extension. On a lift anyway it’s pretty easy, unsure if you do it at home.
Yes. Today (21.11.21) i changed filter using car lift and there is an acces from below. You do not need any special tools. Socked 24 and short extension.
hi its is possible whitout VCDS?
Ya he used obd11 in the video
Shouldn’t you have to run basic settings in VCDS or your AP after the change?
Dont think manual calls that out for fluid change. Think you are however to do it when battery is unhooked which it was.
I think I’ll take mine to the dealership 😅
Which obdeleven are you using. I notice there are a few different kinds. I have 2019 gti. 7speed. Both of my obd carlys don’t read transmissions temps 🥲