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    gearbox oil DSG7

    hi all
    prob been covered before but search didnt show
    i appreciate DCT oil in the DSG6 given wet clutches,but (why) do you need it in dry clutch box?
    i cant see why i cant get a quality gear oil from supercheap

    also am fitting different box,and this has 4motion takeoff (still a DSG7)
    if i decide to keep 4motion,does the above oil (DCT)need to be used

    was there a recall of VW DCT oil due to problems with mechatronic and high sulphur content

    thanks for any replies
    russ

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    Quote Originally Posted by merlot View Post
    hi all
    prob been covered before but search didnt show
    i appreciate DCT oil in the DSG6 given wet clutches,but (why) do you need it in dry clutch box?
    i cant see why i cant get a quality gear oil from supercheap

    also am fitting different box,and this has 4motion takeoff (still a DSG7)
    if i decide to keep 4motion,does the above oil (DCT)need to be used

    was there a recall of VW DCT oil due to problems with mechatronic and high sulphur content

    thanks for any replies
    russ
    Hi Russ,

    I'm pretty sure the 7 speed DSG in the Transporter is a DQ500 wet clutch transmission as distinct from the DQ200 dry clutch transmission used in Golfs, Polos etc. If I recall correctly, there was a recall of DQ200 dry clutch transmissions where the synthetic oil was replaced with mineral oil due to some sort of corrosion issue I believe. These two transmissions are chalk and cheese.

    Cheers

    George
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    09 Eos 2.0TSI DSG Loved this car but has now gone to a new home!!
    14 EOS 2.0 TSI has arrived!

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    thanks george
    i thought it was a dg200
    i just had a look under,and its stamped OBT so DQ500
    ill be sure to use DCT oil

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    Just bought a 2012 multivan with 110,00km, the service book shows transmission was done at 60,000km, is 60 interval recommended and what oil best for DSG7speed
    Thanks

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    Can't go wrong with a euro brand like Ravenol, Liqui Moly, or Febi.
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    Thanks Umai, 60000km interval recommended ?

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    Correct.

    Make sure you get a filter as well. It's different to the 6-speed, and may need to be ordered in.
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    What specific grade of oil and filter should be used in a ‘15 DSG7 bi turbo transporter? There’s little to no info on the net...

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    The engine, or the gearbox?

    Engine takes 504/507-spec 5W30.

    Gearbox takes approved DSG oil, equivelent to G052185A2.

    Filters, avoid Ryco garbage. Use genuine VW, or OEM like Hengst, Mahle, or Mann.
    '07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
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    Where do you buy these filters though? And what part number?

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