Had a technician take a ride with me as passenger, the car didn't jolt of course. But he listened and told me the old song of how the DSG6 is "intelligent" and supposedly learns and adapts to you driving style.
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I had the story aswell..phillos wrote:Fast forward today
Had a technician take a ride with me as passenger, the car didn't jolt of course. But he listened and told me the old song of how the DSG6 is "intelligent" and supposedly learns and adapts to you driving style.
Only 1500miles so far. I did no break-in, as I firmly believe the car is built to last (at least the 3 years I'm having itVonbek2004 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2019 8:53 amI had the story aswell..phillos wrote:Fast forward today
Had a technician take a ride with me as passenger, the car didn't jolt of course. But he listened and told me the old song of how the DSG6 is "intelligent" and supposedly learns and adapts to you driving style.
How many miles have you done now?
I have actually found that mine has improved and have learnt that for me it's driving style and positioning, as I said in another post seating position seems to play a big part.
I also learnt that if I was too heavy on the throttle it would jolt, or vice versa, it's getting the happy medium.
I still monitor it but I initially thought it was the car itself but then having VW dealership and a trusted non affiliated VW technician both say it was as ok I had to go back to the drawing board and think, was it me....
Don't lose faith in the car you've chosen though as it's awesome when its right!
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