DSG Cooler Upgrade And Replacement!!!!

[CarChris]

in this video we will be replacing the dsg cooler as well as upgrading it at the same time.YOU WILL NEED TO CHECK AND ADD DSG FLUID AFTER INSTALLING A LARGER COOLER AS THE VOLUME IS GREATER THE COOLER I USED https://www.bar-tek.com/2.0-tfsi-tsi-dsg-dq250-upgrade-transmission-oil-cooler-bar-tek2X SEAL-WHT0082263X BOLTS-N90986102

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUFb4I1CSB0&ab_channel=CarChris

 

[NHN]

The question is, as it's a larger cooler, does it need slightly more dsg oil as it's twice the size & hypothetically circulates twice as much oil so to speak, depending on the internal design of the new cooler.

 

[CarChris]

The question is, as it's a larger cooler, does it need slightly more dsg oil as it's twice the size & hypothetically circulates twice as much oil so to speak, depending on the internal design of the new cooler.

yes check the level and top it up

 

[NHN]

Given the process to service, you can't really check the oil level in the box, it's merely calculated by the amount you refill it with.

Ideally the manufacturer should state of there is a need for more oil, coolant wise is simple as we have the reservoir, but oil isn't as there's no level control or dipstick.

 

[CarChris]

Given the process to service, you can't really check the oil level in the box, it's merely calculated by the amount you refill it with.

Ideally the manufacturer should state of there is a need for more oil, coolant wise is simple as we have the reservoir, but oil isn't as there's no level control or dipstick.

you can get it up to the correct temp and remove the drain plug and and see what the flow is like and if nothing comes out add fluid but if replacing the cooler It would be better to do a dsg service at the same time, as i did if you see my next vid