Audi automatic gearbox repair
We specialise in repairing and rebuilding automatic gearboxes in Audi vehicles. Our specialists have years of hands-on experience with every gearbox this manufacturer fits.
Common Audi gearbox models
A continuously variable gearbox fitted to the A4, A5, A6, A7 and A8. It is known for seamless, stepless ratio changes.
A dual-clutch automatic gearbox fitted to the sportier models. It shifts quickly and comes in 6-speed and 7-speed versions.
See repair detailsA conventional automatic gearbox with a torque converter. Fitted to the larger Audi models.
Most common Audi gearbox problems
Audi gearbox maintenance tips
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Frequently asked questions
Which automatic gearbox models does Audi use?
Multitronic (CVT): A continuously variable gearbox fitted to the A4, A5, A6, A7 and A8. It is known for seamless, stepless ratio changes. S-Tronic (DSG): A dual-clutch automatic gearbox fitted to the sportier models. It shifts quickly and comes in 6-speed and 7-speed versions. Tiptronic: A conventional automatic gearbox with a torque converter. Fitted to the larger Audi models.
What are the most common problems with Audi automatic gearboxes?
Juddering when pulling away: A common fault in Multitronic gearboxes, caused by a worn drive chain or clutch plate. Vibration while driving: Can point to mechatronic unit problems in S-Tronic gearboxes, or to worn CVT components. Delayed gear changes: Typical of high-mileage Tiptronic gearboxes and often linked to contaminated oil.
How often should the oil in Audi automatic gearboxes be changed?
Change the oil in a Multitronic every 60,000 km
Do you repair every Audi gearbox model?
Yes, we specialise in repairing every type of Audi automatic gearbox, including Multitronic (CVT), S-Tronic (DSG), Tiptronic.
How long does a control unit repair take on Audi automatic gearboxes?
Repairing the control unit in Audi automatic gearboxes usually takes 2 to 5 working days, depending on the fault. Simple electronic faults take 1-2 days; complex failures that need cloning or software modification can take up to a week.
Which parts do you use to repair Audi gearboxes?
We use only original Audi parts and high-quality equivalents from reputable manufacturers. For control units we fit original electronic components, capacitors and integrated circuits. For mechanical gearbox parts we use original clutches, solenoids and filters.
Can failures of Audi automatic gearboxes be prevented?
Yes, regular servicing considerably extends the life of Audi automatic gearboxes. The essentials: change the oil on schedule, avoid hard driving, monitor the oil level and condition, and have the car diagnosed as soon as the first symptoms appear.
What does a control unit repair cost on Audi automatic gearboxes?
The cost of repairing the control unit in Audi automatic gearboxes is quoted individually — it depends on the control unit and on the fault. Initial diagnosis is free and you get a detailed quote before any work starts. The price covers the repair, testing and the warranty.
Which symptoms point to a faulty Audi control unit?
Typical symptoms of a faulty Audi control unit are: jerking during gear changes, the gearbox entering limp mode, delayed response to gear changes, implausible fault codes during diagnosis, adaptation problems and the car suddenly being stuck in one gear.
Do you provide a warranty on Audi gearbox repairs?
Yes, every Audi automatic gearbox repair we carry out is covered by a warranty. Control unit repairs come with 12 months; mechanical repairs with 6 to 24 months depending on the scope of work. The warranty covers both parts and labour.
Common Audi automatic gearbox fault codes
Below are the fault codes that show up most often in automatic gearboxes from Audi. If you see any of these codes on a diagnostic tool, get in touch with us for a professional diagnosis.
Incorrect gear ratio – frequently seen in Multitronic gearboxes
Torque converter clutch failure – typical of the Tiptronic
Oil pressure sensor – a common fault code in the S-Tronic
Oil pump failure – can occur in every type of gearbox
Where to find us
Our workshop is in Deszkowice Drugie (Sułów commune). Get in touch to arrange a visit.
Workshop address:
- Address: Deszkowice Drugie 146, 22-448 Sułów
- Phone: +48 736 703 330