A vehicle advertised as a “seven-speed DSG” could use a DQ200, DQ380, DQ381, DQ500, DL382, DL501-related system or a specialised hybrid or high-performance unit. Ordering parts from the gear count alone is risky.
Useful Identification Sources
- VIN and manufacturer build data
- Transmission code on the vehicle-data label
- Code stamped or labelled on the gearbox
- Diagnostic control-unit identification
- Engine, driveline and model-year combination
- Existing mechatronic or transmission part numbers
Why Identification Affects The Quote
Gearbox type changes the clutch, fluid, filter, mechatronic, labour procedure, coding and parts availability. Even within one family, front-wheel-drive, all-wheel-drive and hybrid variants may differ.
View the complete DSG and S tronic gearbox table.
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