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DSG family / Transverse

DQ500

0BH · 0BT · 0DL

The heavy-duty seven-speed branch used where a DQ200 would be absurd: vans, high-output five-cylinders and the strongest transverse applications.

ArchitectureTransverse
ClutchesWet multi-plate dual clutch
Torque classHeavy-duty and high-output transverse applications

Service question

Ask for evidence,
not reassurance.

Fluid servicing is essential, but the interval and oil specification must come from the exact vehicle schedule.

Do not use the family nickname to order oil or parts. 0BH, 0BT and 0DL applications are not automatically identical.

Known inspection areas

What deserves
attention.

  • Mechatronic or hydraulic faults
  • Clutch wear under tuned or heavily loaded use
  • Flywheel wear, leaks and poor prior service

Its capacity does not make repairs cheap. Major clutch or mechatronic work is firmly a four-figure event.

Used-car check

Four things to do before money moves.

  1. 01

    Engagement after a cold soak

  2. 02

    Low-speed manoeuvring without judder

  3. 03

    Clean changes under load

  4. 04

    Evidence of servicing appropriate to towing or commercial use

Often found in

Applications are clues.
Codes are proof.

  • VW Transporter DSG
  • Audi RS3 and TT RS S tronic
  • Selected high-output Tiguan, Arteon, Superb and Kodiaq variants

Technical basis. Volkswagen technical training material — identify by 0BH/0BT/0DL code. Manufacturer self-study material explains design and function but is not a current repair manual. Exact specifications and maintenance requirements vary by code, model, production period and market.

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