Expert DSG Clutch Replacement
Judder, harsh shifts, or slipping? Restore smooth drive with specialist DSG clutch replacement for VW, Audi, SEAT, and Skoda models.
When does a DSG clutch need replacing?
DSG dual-clutch systems wear over time, especially in urban stop-start conditions. Symptoms like juddering, slipping or delayed engagement signal worn friction material or warped plates. Left unresolved, this leads to full transmission failure.
Common Symptoms
- Jerking or shudder on take-off
- Delayed gear engagement
- Creep hesitation at junctions
- Overheating clutch warnings
- Loss of drive in one or more gears
What Causes This?
- Worn clutch discs or plates
- Contaminated transmission fluid
- Heat damage from urban driving
- Incorrect adaption values
- Underlying mechatronic issues
Why DSG drivers choose STA Aylesbury
- Specialist tools for DSG clutch calibration
- OEM-grade clutches & fluids used
- Comprehensive diagnostic process
- Adaptions reset for smooth operation
- Transparent advice: replace only when needed
Our DSG Clutch Replacement Process
- 1
Initial Diagnostics
Live data, clutch wear values, error codes.
- 2
Component Removal
Access, disassembly, and clutch inspection.
- 3
Clutch Pack Replacement
New DSG clutch installed with precision tools.
- 4
Adaptions & Testing
Software recalibration + road test verification.
Trusted by DSG owners nationwide
Thousands of successful clutch replacements. We prioritise long-term reliability, not quick fixes.
DSG Clutch Replacement FAQ
How long does a DSG clutch replacement take?
Typically 1 to 2 working days, depending on model and condition.
Do I need a full gearbox rebuild?
Not always. If the issue is isolated to the clutch, a full rebuild isn’t required.
Can I drive with a worn DSG clutch?
It’s risky. Continued driving may damage the mechatronic unit or flywheel.
What’s included in the replacement?
New clutch pack, fluid change, adaption reset, and full test drive.
Time for a DSG clutch replacement?
Book your expert inspection before it escalates to full gearbox failure.