Hi can anyone verify the method of resetting DSG transmission? Or is this even possible? Thanks .

This reddit recent-ish discussion may be of interest

The original enquiry relates to a 2023 Fabia Mk4 Monte Carlo (1.0litre motor) with DSG transmission that was making 'clunking' noises.

The following advice was provided

First thing I would do, is do a DSG reset, there are guides online and need no special knowledge to do.

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To reset the DSG (Direct-Shift Gearbox) on your 2023 Skoda Fabia and clear its adaptive learning memory, perform a manual throttle-kickdown reset:

1. Turn on the ignition (do not start the engine) so all dashboard lights illuminate.

2. Press the accelerator pedal all the way to the floor until you feel the "kickdown" button click.

3. Hold it down for 10 to 60 seconds. You may hear faint clicking as the solenoids adjust.

4. Release the pedal and start the car normally, or turn the ignition off and restart.

Why Do This?

Over time, the DSG's Transmission Control Module (TCM) adapts to your specific driving habits. If you experience jerky shifts, delayed throttle response, or clunky gear changes, a reset forces the gearbox to "forget" these patterns and relearn a smoother shifting profile.

Post-Reset Advice

After resetting the transmission, ensure you drive normally and gently for the first few miles. Avoid heavy acceleration or hard braking so the gearbox has a smooth, controlled environment to relearn the ideal biting points and shift timings.

Note: This procedure resets the transmission's learned driving habits but will not clear mechanical faults. If you still experience severe hesitation, shuddering, or warning lights, the vehicle may require a diagnostic scan tool (like VCDS or OBDeleven) to check for deeper issues or perform a basic settings adaptation.

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Once that is done, if you still get issues, get it booked in for a full DSG service.

I'VE NO IDEA IF THAT ADVICE IS VALID

Thanks for your information I'll give that a go see if it solves the problem thanks Derek 👍