Occasional dsg clunk

skiptowncat

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I've been having intermittent clunks during gear changes and have narrowed it down to only happening when I'm off throttle.

If I'm on the accelerator it will change extremely smooth.

If I accelerate then let off it wil clunk into the next gear up.

Does anyone else have the same, I'm hoping it's a mount issue rather than the gearbox itself.
 
Went into vag-com
02 - auto trans
04 - basic settings

Ran distance sensor calibration - successful and clutch valve calibration - aborted due to safety reasons??

It's butter smooth now, feels awesome
 
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Did you do any calibration driving afterwards? Has it improved downshifts?
Yes, did some manual shifting at part throttle and then some wot blasts. It has significantly improved 1-3 shifts both up and down.

Reversing uphill from a standstill is very snatchy but I'm hoping it will adapt.
 
Just found this on another site, might be of help in explaining why the distance sensor calibration didn't work. Might give it a go on mine, though it's pretty smooth as it is, but I think it pays to keep stuff like this calibrated regularly.

Basic Setting, 0B5 S-tronic Transmission



- Before starting, please see 'Notes' below

[Select]

[02 - Auto Trans]

[Basic Settings - 04]
- From the pull down list select one of the following at a time, press
[Go] and when it has completed press [Stop].
[Erase counter for start and stop processes]
[Clutch valve calibration]
[Distance sensor calibration]


Test Drive, check for fault codes.



Notes:
[Clutch valve calibration]
(Kiss points)-Prerequisites: Engine idling, transmission in P and
transmission oil temperature 40°C - 100°C.

[Distance sensor calibration]
Prerequisites: Engine idling, transmission in P and transmission oil temperature 40°C - 100°C.

[Erase counter for start and stop processes]
Prerequisites: Engine off, selector lever in P.