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Hi folks, my 2013 Mk7 has around 65000km on it, when I start from still or going at very low speed uphill (say in a parking lot), the car shakes/shudder very and making noise when it switch from 1st to 2nd gear. It doesn't happen every time but I notice it gets worse or more frequent after a longer drive. I 've been searching and reading some of the threads in the forum and it appears that it might be something to do with the 7 speed DSG and many people have similar issues. I just wondering what are the chances for me to get the good will cover from the dealers?(since its been out of warranty for quite a few years). And if not what kind of price am I looking at?
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Sounds like you need a set of clutch packs. You could try some fresh DSG oil if it’s never been serviced but if you already have a shudder the clutches may be too far gone already.
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