Octavia VRS Petrol 180kw 7 speed DSG Dry or Wet

[Tellster]

Purchased new 2022 , anyone tell me if Wet or Dry gearbox ?

[TheWanderer]

I think it's wet due to the power output. 

[Novascape]

I thought the 7speed were dry and 6 speed wet

[Ootohere]

Simples.

No 2.0 TSI or TDI has a DQ200 DSG 7 speed Twin Dry Clutch DSG.

(Kodiaq 1.4 TSI ACT does not have a DQ200)

 

They are fitted to FWD ,  so 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.8 TSI or a 1.2 or 1.6 TDI.

250 Nm or less and 180 ps with a Skoda, 192 ps with a VW that get a DQ200 DSG.

 

7 Speed wets are the norm now.

6 speed only with a PHEV i believe.   DQ400-e

We are talking EU / UK here though.

 

DQ381 7 speed DSG has a 80,000 mile service interval.

I would not leave them that long. 

Edited 2 September, 2023 by toot

[Tellster]

So I have the DQ200 Dry box on my VRS, no service intervals.

[Ootohere]

@Tellster

You don have a DQ200 DSG with no service intervals. 

Because no 2.0 TSI or TDI has these, and even a 1.4 TSI PHEV does not.

[TheWanderer]

8 hours ago, Tellster said:

So I have the DQ200 Dry box on my VRS, no service intervals.

No. It'll be a DQ380 or DQ381. More likely the former 

[Tellster]

Thanks for the info Gents

[Ootohere]

@TheWandererIt will not be a DQ380.  It will be a DQ381.

 

http://tvsengineering.com/en/dsg-gearbox/dq380-dq381

 

[Giannis20]

To add an information. 

I owned a 20023  TDI (110KW) with 7 speed DSG. The code for the transmission is  "0IJ"  "Installation differentiation for transmission DQ381"