Controller / TCU / TCM: DSG DQ200 0AM300065L PKY PWF QHG QRD RCW
Every controller that arrives at our workshop undergoes a detailed, individual diagnostic process aimed at determining whether repair is cost-effective and safe. We analyze a number of key aspects, such as the condition of the circuit tracks, the quality of the gel encapsulation, and the integrity of the electronic components.
If there is a risk of the fault recurring, we replace the electronics with a modern version manufactured using SMD technology, which provides greater durability and resistance to damage.
After the repair, the controller is tested on a specialized test bench and then checked in a vehicle under real road conditions to guarantee full functionality and reliability.
At the same time, the hydraulic section undergoes preliminary testing on a stationary test stand. If it meets the required parameters, it is installed together with the controller and subjected to road tests. When replacement is necessary, we use reconditioned hydraulic modules in which all valves, the complete set of seals, and the oil pan are replaced, and any cracks in the aluminum housing are eliminated.
Thanks to this comprehensive regeneration process, we ensure maximum reliability and durability of every controller that leaves our service center.
List of faults and errors that we repair
Symptoms
PRND indicators are flashing on the instrument cluster display
The car jerks
Unable to engage a gear
The vehicle drives in limp/emergency mode at a fixed engine speed
Unable to start the car
The fault is temperature-dependent on the gearbox
The car can only be started in position N (Neutral)
Fault Codes
P0562 / 21148 – System voltage low
P0715 – Transmission input speed sensor 1
P072A – Neutral not selectable
P072C / 21094 – 1st gear not selectable
P072D / 001837 – 2nd gear not selectable
P073A / 21096 – 5th gear not selectable
P073B / 001851 – 6th gear not selectable
P074A / 001866 – Gear 2 synchronization failed
P074B / 10719 – Unable to engage gear 3 / synchronization aborted
P0840 / 002112 – Transmission fluid pressure sensor / switch 1 – electrical malfunction
P0841 / 17225 – Transmission fluid pressure sensor / switch 1 – implausible signal
P1604 / 005636 – Internal control module fault
P1727 / 10803 – Transmission driving direction implausible
P172F – Transmission gear position sensor 1 – electrical malfunction
P1731 – Gear actuator shift sensor 2 – electrical fault
P1732 / 005938 – Position sensor 4 for gear selector – implausible signal
P1735 – Clutch position sensor 1 – circuit malfunction
P1736 – Clutch position sensor 2 – circuit malfunction
P173A / 05946 – Position sensor 1 for gear selector – implausible signal
P173B / 05947 – Position sensor 2 for gear selector – implausible signal
P173C / 05948 – Position sensor 3 for gear selector – implausible signal
P173D – Position sensor 4 for gear selector – implausible signal
P173E / 8061 – Valve 1 for gearbox 1 – electrical fault
P173F / 8062 – Valve 2 for gearbox 1 – electrical fault
P1741 / 18149 / 8018 – Clutch pressure adaptation – limit reached
P174A / 5962 – Valve 3 for gearbox 1 – electrical fault
P174B / 8063 – Valve 4 for gearbox 1 – electrical fault
P174D / 8024 – Valve 2 for gearbox 2 – electrical fault
P174E – Valve 3 for gearbox 2 – electrical fault
P175E / 005982 – Clutch 1 unintentionally closed
P176F / 005999 – Clutch 2 unintentionally closed
P1779 / 006009 – Transmission input shaft 1 – overspeed
P177A – Transmission input shaft 2 – overspeed
P177D / 006013 / 10764 – Dual clutch – torque too high
P177F / 21065 – Hydraulic pump motor – insufficient voltage
P178B / 006027 – Hydraulic pump – implausible behavior
P17BF / 006079 – Hydraulic pump – play protection active
P1895 / 18303 – Functional restriction due to pressure drop
P189C / 006300 – Function restriction due to insufficient pressure build-up
P2711 / 19143 – Implausible gear shift process data
P2765 – Transmission input speed sensor 2
Controller/module identifier
- 0AM325025 / 0AM 325 025
- 0AM325065 / 0AM 325 065
- 0AM325025D / 0AM 325 025 D
- 0AM325025H / 0AM 325 025 H
- 0AM325025J / 0AM 325 025 J
- 0AM325065N / 0AM 325 065 N
- 0AM325025M / 0AM 325 025 M
- 0AM325025K / 0AM 325 025 K
- 0AM927769D / 0AM 927 769 D
- 0AM927769K / 0AM 927 769 K
- 0AM927769G / 0AM 927 769 G
- 0AM927769H / 0AM 927 769 H
- 0AM927769F / 0AM 927 769 F
- 0AM927769L / 0AM 927 769 L
- 0AM927769E / 0AM 927 769 E
- 0AM927769N / 0AM 927 769 N
- 0AM927769P / 0AM 927 769 P
Other services available for this controller type
Sale of controllers, ECUs, and mechatronics
1:1 firmware/software cloning
Buying damaged controllers
Supported car models
A1 / S1 8X, A3 / S3 8P, Altea 5P, Arona KJ, Ateca KH, Caddy 2K, Fabia II 5J, Fabia III NJ, Golf IV, Golf Plus 5M1/1KP, Golf V 1K, Golf VI 5K, Golf VII 5G, Golf VIII CD, Ibiza IV 6J, Ibiza V 6F, Jetta V 1K, Jetta VI 1B, Karoq I NU, Leon II 1P, Leon III 5F, Leon IV KL, New Beetle II 5C, Octavia II 1Z, Octavia III 5E, Octavia IV NX, Passat B6 3C, Passat B7 3C, Passat B8 3G, Passat CC, Polo V 6R, Polo VI AW, Rapid I NH, Rapid II NK, SuperB II 3T, SuperB III 3V, T-Cross C1, T-Roc A1, Tiguan I 5N, Toledo III 5P, Touran I 1T, Touran II 5T, TT 8J, Yeti 5L
Turnaround time:
- Mechatronics repair estimate: up to 3 days
- Mechatronics refurbishment: 5–10 days plus shipping
Warranty:
- Repairs of the controller or hydraulics are covered by a 12-month warranty.
Pricing and shipping:
- Controller test (without hydraulic section), no repair: €49
- Hydraulics + controller test, no repair: €99
- Controller repair: €299
- Controller repair – burned hole or broken sensor: €349
- Controller replacement if repair is not possible: €399
- Hydraulics regeneration: €699
- Complete mechatronics replacement (controller + hydraulics): €1,099
- Mechatronics programming to the customer’s vehicle VIN: €99
- Software cloning between controllers: €79
- All amounts are payable to the courier upon delivery.
- Shipping within EU countries: €15–€35