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What oil for DSG automatic transmission, how to check the oil level?

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  • #1 16888252
    car111
    Level 8  
    Hello, I would like to change the oil in the automatic transmission, and I have questions: What oil for the DSG automatic transmission, and how to check the oil level, and how many liters it enters? Regards
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  • #2 16888467
    Anonymous
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  • #3 16888956
    Kune
    Level 24  
    As a colleague mentioned above, a lot depends on the chest. You can have versions where different oil is for mechatronics and different for the chest itself.

    It's best to call the service, give vin and ask for oil. It may turn out that it is not more expensive, or is not much more expensive than in the store, and you are 100% sure or you just know the markings :)
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  • #4 16893002
    car111
    Level 8  
    radek3p : Auto - Seat Leon II 2006 r, 2.0 FSI 150KM
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    Anonymous
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  • #6 16893438
    dee_jay_86
    Level 11  
    as far as I remember, the oil in this box is checked by unscrewing the drain plug on the fired engine. There is a special "tube" that is responsible for the oil level. You unscrew the cork and check if the oil drips, if it drips it is ok. However, if something happens to your chest, it works incorrectly, jerks, shoots, knocks or incorrectly changes gears, it is certainly not oil. Probably mechatronics, river theme, start with purging. If that doesn't work, then exchange. I took my mechatronike 4 times at home and the result was that I sold the car :) from this year the box was working properly for me only 100 tkm: /
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