Edition30 DSG problem

[Egbutt Wash]

Could it could be the "fly by wire" accelerator in the Golf. 

I have seen a few threads about these going faulty where the car seems to lose power and "cut out" for a few seconds.  Most reports say this is a once in blue moon experience

 

Do you drive in wet wellies?
The potentiometers of modern accelerators are very sensitive to moisture.

[martininwillerby]

Hi...

Ask your dealer if they could do clutch adaption and reset on your DSG. it's something that they do using a software program.

I had a good talk to a master tech at Boston Audi dealership (Chris) the other week about my car (Audi A4 S Tronic) and that's what they are going to do on mine.

I don't have your issue, but I do understand what your on about cos I had it happen to me when I had my Golf GTI DSG once or twice in the early months of having the car.

By the way the master tech did say about the DSG / S Tronic gear box learning from how you drive the car and adapts to that style.

Martininwillerby

[Steve30]

Hope you are joking nosh man?? No I dont do wellies!!