DSG 7 DQ200 (0AM) Repair - TCUs

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DSG 7 DQ200 (0AM) - TCUs repair
By choosing to remanufacture this part, you save 9.90 kg in raw materials.

Common problems

  • Short circuit in transmission control unit and/or fuse blown.
  • Complete electronic failure in the gearbox.
  • 005636/P1604 - Internal Control Module: Output Driver IC Error
  • 16946/P0562/001378 - System Voltage too low
  • Internal leak: P17BF - Hydraulic pump system overload protection
  • P189C/006300 - Function Restriction due to Insufficient Pressure Build-Up
  • 17225/P0841 - Transmission Fluid Pressure Sensor/Switch 1: Implausible Signal
  • U0101 - No Communication with Transmission Control Module

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How we work

We remanufacture the part you send. Prices are exclusive of VAT and possible shipping costs. Offer only applies to garages and dealers and not to individuals.

Can be remanufactured

OBDII VAG Description
P0562 16946 System voltage, voltage too low
P0841 17225 Sensor / pressure switch transmission fluid pressure A, Unlikely signal
P1604 18012 Control module defective
P177F Hydraulic pump system, supply voltage too low
P17BF Hydraulic pump system, overload protection
P1895 18303 Functional limitation due to pressure drop
P189C Functional limitation due to insufficient pressure

Remanufacture may be possible

OBDII VAG Description
P173A Position sensor 1 for Gear Selector, unlikely signal
P173B Position sensor 2 for Gear Selector, unlikely signal
P173C Position sensor 3 for Gear Selector, unlikely signal
P173D Position sensor 4 for Gear Selector, unlikely signal

Check the position sensors and the corresponding magnets for contamination by metal particles.

If there is any contamination, check the gearbox thoroughly for mechanical wear/damage. Then clean the sensor and check that the error code is still present. If this is the case, then it is still plausible that the TCU is defective and needs to be remanufactured.

If in doubt, please contact our Customer Service.

Cannot be remanufactured

OBDII VAG Description
P072A Neutral not selectable
P072B Reverse gear not selectable
P072C 1st gear not selectable
P072D 2nd gear not selectable
P072E 3rd gear not selectable
P072F 4th gear not selectable
P073A 5th gear not selectable
P073B 6th gear not selectable
P073C 7th gear not selectable

The above error codes usually appear after installing the Mechatronic. These error codes indicate that one or more shifting pins are not properly mounted in the forks of the gearbox.

DSG 7 DQ200 (0AM) repair

DSG stands for "Direkt Schalt Getriebe” or Direct Shift Gear. The 7 for the number of gears, the letters DQ for transverse placement of the transmission and 200 for the nominal torque. The control device of this DSG transmission is called "Mechatronic" It is therefore in fact also a self-shifting manual gearbox. The 0AM is a 7-stage version with a transverse transmission with a nominal torque of 200 Nm, equipped with a dry plate coupling. The 0AM is used in various small and mid-range cars of the VAG group: VW Golf IV, VW Polo & Audi A3.

The driver can notice faults with the DSG gearbox when the gear shift indicator in the dashboard flashes, the DSG gearbox no longer shifts and the car shocks when driving away. Moreover, the DSG can spread a burning smell in and around the car.

Common faults and fault codes

Common faults include a short circuit in the gearbox control device and/or a blown fuse, complete electronic failure of the gearbox and internal leakage in the hydraulic block. Various fault codes can also occur on other control devices in the car.

Technicians can observe faults during a test drive or during a workshop inspection of the vehicle. If  a short circuit is present in the TCU ("Mechatronic"), a burning smell is observed and communication with the unit is no longer possible. 

The problems and defects are often caused by conductive deposits in the gearbox oil. This leads to a short circuit and a burned-out fuse of the "Mechatronic". Cracks in the hydraulic block around the pressure accumulator may be present as well. This is due to the large mass of the accumulator in comparison to the unit. 

Remanufacturing process 

Before a TCU or other component is submitted, it is important to make a proper diagnosis. This will enable a proper and quick remanufacture to rectify the fault.

Repair a TCU DSG 7 or other parts?

Would you like to remanufacture a faulty DSG 7 or others TCU-unit? If you believe your TCU to be faulty, please complete a remanufacture order form. Please pay attention to any additional items that may be required for us to test the unit. 

Do you want to remanufacture a product that is not listed on our website? Contact us to see if what solutions we can offer.

0AM 927 769 G or K?

Can't find your part listed? It could be a 0AM 927 769 G variant or a 0AM 927 769 K variant.  

1. Log in or create an account

ACTRONICS works exclusively with car companies, brand dealers and specialists. You need an ACTRONICS account to place an order. Our customer service will assess whether your account is approved based on the information you have entered.

2. Find your part and create an order

Select your vehicle at the top of this page and choose the part number that you can read on the part. Can't read the OE number? Then select the option "OE number is not in the list" on this page. Can't find the part? Then request a quote.

3. Enter your diagnostic information and order details

When you register a revision order, we ask for more information about your diagnosis, such as your observations and/or an error code. This helps us to carry out the revision. After this, you choose your shipping and payment preference and start the order.

4. Packing & shipping

Make sure the part is securely packed so that it is not damaged during transport. Have you chosen our pick-up service? Then we will ensure that the part is picked up from you. This happens on working days (between 08:00 and 18:00) often within a few hours. Have you chosen to ship it yourself? Then bring the package to a parcel point near you. In both cases, you will receive instructions from our customer service.

5. We test the part

We test and inspect your part as soon as it arrives with us. Then we start the revision. Sometimes our test shows something different than the diagnostic information. In that case, we will contact you and share our findings and diagnosis. We only charge test costs for this and no revision costs.

6. We revise the part

Our specialists revise your part. You will receive updates so that you are always aware of the status of your order. If your part has successfully passed our final test, we will ship it to you. If necessary, we will provide additional workshop instructions and tips.