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Loss of Drive
Audi quattro A3 3.2 DSG 2006. Car languishing with no-one knowing what to do? Free wheeled to a stop. no crunching. Now all 4 wheels locked. The car lost transmission power going up hill, Engine revved. Coasted to stop, all gear lights flashing and transmission fault light on. Then all 4 wheels locked and no gear function.
Asked on 20 July 2015 by RichC92074
Answered by
Honest John
Reads as if the Mechatronics failed or fused, which they will eventually do if the transmission fluid and microfilter are not changed every 3 years. The symptom is complete loss of drive. Obviously worth checking if replacing the fuse will get you going again, but you would have to treat that as purely temporary. A member of www.fedauto.com may be able to help.
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gearboxes
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