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Thread: 7DSG - Clutch packs getting replaced

  1. #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by woofy View Post
    The steering wheels are off centre by default, maybe you never noticed it before? I can't see how they could have done anything to affect that.
    Mine wasn't. It was dead straight.
    It is now, though... But thats 38,000km later.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zach View Post
    picked up my car this afternoon and DSG feels completely different, much tighter, no hint of vibration or slip. hopefully it stays this way which they assured me it will as it has uprated clutch packs which the new models now come with from factory. steering wheel is off centre so will need to get this rectified.

    will take it for a good drive to test out manual and sport mode.

    also didn't end up paying for the loan car which was a pleasant surprise.
    Where did you get this work done, Zach?

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    Quote Originally Posted by roshea View Post
    Where did you get this work done, Zach?
    Essendon Skoda
    MY10 Skoda Octavia Wagon 1.8TSI DSG Anthracite Grey.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zach View Post
    Essendon Skoda
    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by donweather View Post
    What's the steering wheel got to do with getting your DSG fixed?
    spoke to dealer this morning and apparently the drop the entire sub frame which can play with the alignment. Perplexing Skoda will not cover the cost of alignment unless they have the equipment in house!!!!
    MY10 Skoda Octavia Wagon 1.8TSI DSG Anthracite Grey.

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    Try accc..

    Funny though, VAG in Russia, China and US admit the DSG problems and even providing ten year warranties to help solve customer confidence issues, yet here they barely want to about there is problem.. I guess it held explain the high cost of official extended warranty..

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    How much shudder was there initially? what other symptoms were there? (just want to make sure mine is ok)

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    it was bearable but seemed to get worse in the last couple of weeks. now it's fixed the difference it is night and day
    MY10 Skoda Octavia Wagon 1.8TSI DSG Anthracite Grey.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mysticality View Post
    Mine wasn't. It was dead straight.
    It is now, though... But thats 38,000km later.
    I meant the steering wheel column itself isn't centred...its off to one side. Once you notice it you can't not see it...be warned.

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    It is better to replace the DSG as I did on my golf early this year. The only downside is parts delivering take so long.....
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