Volkswagen Golf has been selected as the Car of the Year Japan 2013–2014, becoming the first imported car to win the award created in 1980. The entire Volkswagen Golf Mk7 line-up, including the 1.8T, Golf TDI Clean Diesel, Golf GTI, and e-Golf models, was named 2015 Motor Trend Car of the Year. The Golf GTI Mk7 won the 2015 Yahoo! VW has looked at it and simply said replace the mechatronics unit and advise to remove and check selector forks, possible new gearbox needed and quoted me 1870 pounds. These are the fault codes that came up: P084100 - Transmission Fluid Pressure Sensor/ Switch A Range/ Performance P189C00 - Function restriction due to insufficient pressure build-up Only fluids in the engine bay are: engine oil, gearbox oil, engine coolant, brake fluid or screenwash. VW Golf R MK7 Chat ; MK7 Golf R Major Oil leak, all down
People say that the torque capacity on these transmission is around 450 lb ft. The VW Self-Study programme 308 Direct Shift Gearbox 02E states the maximum is 350 Nm which is roughly 260 lb ft. APR has mentioned that slippage occurs at 380 lb ft. Hardware Upgrades 1. Aluminum Filter Housing.
Golf Sportwagen - 2017 FLUID CAPACITY CHART 11/22/2016 Vehicle (Sales Code) Engine Oil approx. qty. w/filter change Manual Trans Manual Trans Auto Trans Cooling System Brake System A/C System Windshield Fluid Golf Sportwagen FWD-Manual 4Motion-Manual (BX54Q1) (BX52Q6) 1.8L 170hp (CXBA/CXBB) 5.7 L (6.0 qt.) VW Oil Spec: VW 502 00**
Genuine DSG transmission fluid –developed to meet the specific requirements of DSG units and contains special additives that govern its frictional properties. Genuine DSG filter – for maximum performance and durability, use with DSG transmission fluid. For easy & efficient re-filling try the VAS 6262A DSG oil filling adaptor, part number
Correct grade of gearbox oil:-Previously the most common manual gearbox oil used by VAG was a 75w90 which was to an old VW standard of VW 501 50. Since 2013 VAG now uses a part number to designate the specification of the gear oil.
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