Transmission Malfunction No Reverse Gear You Can Continue Driving
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10-11-202001:11 PM #1
Junior Member Two Rings
Gearbox malfunction no reverse gear
2 hours into a 4 hour drive I pull off the highway to for a station. As the car gears down I get the message... Says I can continue driving lol I can't doesn't go into gear (even manually) and no reverse. Had to push it the rest of the way to the gas station. Ran the codes as I'm waiting on the wrecker. How eff'ed am I?
Last edited by trav-0; 10-15-2020 at 01:44 PM.
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10-11-202001:20 PM #2
Established Member Two Rings
Originally Posted by trav-0
New clutch pack.
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10-11-202001:29 PM #3
Junior Member Two Rings
Originally Posted by IssaWrapVinyl
I've never even heard of this being an issue... Can't even find anything on the Googles either... Just my luck tho
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10-11-202001:53 PM #4
Junior Member Two Rings
Guess I wasn't searching the right thing... Found some info what I'm looking at doesn't look promising lol
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10-14-202002:03 AM #5
Veteran Member Three Rings
usually clutch won�t just go out like that. It will slip a little. You may have entered limo mode. If you reset the codes will it allow it to move?
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10-14-202011:53 AM #6
Junior Member Two Rings
Originally Posted by 3g_bishi
only sign i can point to was a bit of a rough shift from 1st to 2nd ....I reset the codes twice with my odbeleven while i waited on the wrecker and no luck.
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10-14-202011:57 AM #7
Established Member Two Rings
Originally Posted by trav-0
Originally Posted by trav-0
Unfortunately it is. My S6 is on its way to a new clutch. I thought it was the mech unit. Do you have. Rough accel into first gear from a stop? Was it rough going into reverse? Based on your faults. Displaying friction material, & no reverse gear. That�s a clutch pack fault. These are manual transmissions that shift automatically. In which certain gears are shifted thru the 2 different clutches that combine in the pack. So if you�ve got a friction material fault and no reverse gear. You�d possibly have damage in one of the clutches. Believe it or not. The dual clutch isn�t stout that�s why Audi is going to ZF8�s in the whole Audi line up. The only DSG cars are the 2 liters.
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10-14-202012:15 PM #8
Junior Member Two Rings
Originally Posted by IssaWrapVinyl
Its a ZF8 tho...
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10-14-202012:20 PM #9
Established Member Two Rings
Originally Posted by trav-0
Hmmm... well my buddy has a stage 2 RS7 and doing donuts last winter require him to get a new torque converter due to similar faults and issue you have... but his was purely the drifting and sliding non stop in MN snow that caused the tranny to take a poop. He has a ZF8 in the RS7
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10-14-202012:22 PM #10
Junior Member Two Rings
Originally Posted by IssaWrapVinyl
Lol at least he had fun breaking his... I baby the hell off this thing
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10-14-202012:24 PM #11
Established Member Two Rings
Originally Posted by trav-0
Lol... I was doing donuts in my S6 then On my way home from the car meet I started to feel slippage going into 1st gear & coming to a stop
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10-14-202002:01 PM #12
Veteran Member Four Rings
Originally Posted by IssaWrapVinyl
Incorrect.
The new C8 A6 55 and A7 are 3.0T V6's with S-Tronic(DSG).2015 S6 Quartz Gray
Black, Carbon, Night, Cold, DA, ACC, VCDS-10mm, 034, Alu-Kreuz, APR Stage I(91)&TCU, H&R, RS7 Intake, GFB DV+, HRE FF01 20x9, 11.660@114.83 1327DA 4615lbs 12.361@109.36 8086DA 4680lbs
2014 SQ5 Glacier White
Black, Carbon, B&O, NAV, 21", stock 13.527@102.11 4615lbs
2012 S4 S-Tronic Monsoon, Stage II 12.868@107.8 4275lbs
2008 A6 3.2Q S-Line Daytona
2007 A4 2.0T S-Line Ice Silver
2001 S4 Nogaro Blue, Stage I 14.746@95.29 3944lbs
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10-14-202003:12 PM #13
Senior Member Four Rings
Originally Posted by gk1
I apologize for going sideways but help me learn. I thought DCT was overall a pretty solid transmission for an "automatic", especially the PDK version in Porsche. I thought the main reason manufacturers haven't gone entirely to DCT is that torque converter transmissions have improved and are less expensive. Is this essentially correct? Oh, how I miss a clutch pedal!
2014 CPO S6, SunTek PPF (applied by CGS Vinyl), BlackVue dashcam (installed by Radio Active), Hawk Brake Pads/Zimmermann Rotors/Goodridge SS Brake Lines, H&R sway bars, Alu Kreuz, 034 Drivetrain Mount Inserts, SRM Driveshaft Carrier (mechanical/maintenance by Franklin Automotive)
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10-14-202006:55 PM #14
Veteran Member Four Rings
Originally Posted by Alabama
Yep you got it.
There is some truth in how much torque certain DCT's can handle, but as you pointed out Porsche has PDK's that can handle the 600+lb-ft in the Panamera Turbo S.2015 S6 Quartz Gray
Black, Carbon, Night, Cold, DA, ACC, VCDS-10mm, 034, Alu-Kreuz, APR Stage I(91)&TCU, H&R, RS7 Intake, GFB DV+, HRE FF01 20x9, 11.660@114.83 1327DA 4615lbs 12.361@109.36 8086DA 4680lbs
2014 SQ5 Glacier White
Black, Carbon, B&O, NAV, 21", stock 13.527@102.11 4615lbs
2012 S4 S-Tronic Monsoon, Stage II 12.868@107.8 4275lbs
2008 A6 3.2Q S-Line Daytona
2007 A4 2.0T S-Line Ice Silver
2001 S4 Nogaro Blue, Stage I 14.746@95.29 3944lbs
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10-14-202009:11 PM #15
Senior Member Two Rings
IIRC, North American C7 A6/7s got the ZF8 because of a market preference for the smoothness of the torque converter and virtually no one caring about the fuel efficiency benefits of the DCT, preferences that are opposite most other places. The C8 A6/7 now have the DCT's to accommodate Quattro with Ultra�. I understand the C7 S6/7 getting the DCT for performance reasons, but the C8 getting the ZF8 is a bit of mystery, maybe just parts commonality and using what was already on the shelf from the RS4/5?
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