VW DSG Auto Gearbox problem anyone help?
Posted: Wed 12 Oct, 2016 22:15
Daughters car, 2012 VW Polo bought from a main dealer a year ago.
Do you know anybody who's VW connected and can give some advice re the following?
7 gears, tiptronic and sports options. In both it's fine. When belting along at 40mph plus it's fine, but in standard automatic mode when for instance, your approaching a roundabout. slow down, look right to see that you can safely proceed there's a time lapse, a very slight vacuum. It's the 25-35mph zone that's used round town and when I first thought it was my daughter having little driving experience and none with an autobox (her insistence ) that was the problem having used the car myself for the day it really does take the enjoyment away. It ain't right.
Been into main dealer for software adjustment, been looked at by relative (qualified and highly experienced mechanic) who reset back to factory settings. Both seemed to marginally improve the feel but haven't cured the problem.
I'm hoping that somebody might know a friend or associate that can give a definitive answer as to whether this is acceptable, fixable or just how it is. On the motoring forums where scorn is heaped on the DSG box the year of manufacture does seem to make a difference but even that's not definitive.
Do you know anybody who's VW connected and can give some advice re the following?
7 gears, tiptronic and sports options. In both it's fine. When belting along at 40mph plus it's fine, but in standard automatic mode when for instance, your approaching a roundabout. slow down, look right to see that you can safely proceed there's a time lapse, a very slight vacuum. It's the 25-35mph zone that's used round town and when I first thought it was my daughter having little driving experience and none with an autobox (her insistence ) that was the problem having used the car myself for the day it really does take the enjoyment away. It ain't right.
Been into main dealer for software adjustment, been looked at by relative (qualified and highly experienced mechanic) who reset back to factory settings. Both seemed to marginally improve the feel but haven't cured the problem.
I'm hoping that somebody might know a friend or associate that can give a definitive answer as to whether this is acceptable, fixable or just how it is. On the motoring forums where scorn is heaped on the DSG box the year of manufacture does seem to make a difference but even that's not definitive.