DQ381 pressure sensor repair for confirmed P1735 and P1736 faults in your original DQ381 / 0GC mechatronic control unit. We repair and return the same unit, so its existing coding stays with it. The service includes free Royal Mail Tracked 24 postage both ways, a 48-hour workshop turnaround, No Repair, No Fee and a 2-year warranty. Send the mechatronic control unit only and remove the valve body first.
£299.99

DQ381 pressure sensor repair from Blackstone covers confirmed P1735 and P1736 faults in the original DQ381 / 0GC DSG or S tronic mechatronic control unit. The service supports compatible Audi, Volkswagen, Škoda, SEAT and CUPRA vehicles. Audi models include A3, Q2, Q3, S3 and TT. Volkswagen models include Arteon, Golf, Passat, Tiguan, Transporter and T-Roc. Škoda models include Karoq, Kodiaq, Octavia and Superb. SEAT models include Ateca, Leon and Tarraco. CUPRA applications include Leon, Ateca and Formentor.
First, we inspect the unit and confirm the fault. Next, we repair the pressure-sensor circuit and bench test the unit. We then return the same unit. As a result, its existing coding stays with it. After refitting, the vehicle may need the correct gearbox basic settings or adaptation. Use suitable diagnostic equipment for this step.
Choose this DQ381 pressure sensor repair when diagnostics confirm an internal pressure-sensor fault in a DQ381 / 0GC mechatronic unit. Before booking, check each point below:
Need help? Send us a clear photograph of the unit, the full part number and the stored fault codes through our contact page or by email. We will then help confirm suitability before you order.
Use the checks below to confirm a Bosch DQ381 / 0GC unit before booking. Match the complete label because the vehicle model alone does not prove compatibility.
Vehicles: A3 (2016–2020); Q2 (2016–2018); Q3 (2018–2021); S3 (2016–2020); TT (2018–2023).
Identification: check that the gearbox or mechatronic family shows DQ381 and/or 0GC. Then match the complete VAG and Bosch suffix because it can vary by vehicle, software and production date.
Vehicles: Arteon (2017–2021); Golf (2015–2021); Passat (2017–2019); Tiguan (2016–2021); Transporter (2017–2021); T-Roc (2018–2020).
Identification: check that the gearbox or mechatronic family shows DQ381 and/or 0GC. Then match the complete label because the final suffix can vary between applications.
Vehicles: Karoq (2016–2021); Kodiaq (2017–2020); Octavia (2018–2022); Superb (2017–2020).
Identification: check that the gearbox or mechatronic family shows DQ381 and/or 0GC. Next, match the complete label and the unit appearance before booking.
Vehicles: Ateca (2016–2019); Leon (2017–2020); Tarraco (2018–2020).
Identification: check that the gearbox or mechatronic family shows DQ381 and/or 0GC. Then compare the complete suffix with the unit label.
Vehicles: compatible Leon, Ateca and Formentor applications.
Identification: check that the gearbox or mechatronic family shows DQ381 and/or 0GC. Vehicle model alone does not confirm compatibility, so match the complete unit label before ordering.
Send us a clear photograph of the complete label, the vehicle registration or VIN, and the stored fault codes before booking. We will then help confirm whether the unit matches a covered DQ381 / 0GC application.
The DQ381 pressure sensor repair fixes the confirmed internal pressure-sensor fault in the customer’s original mechatronic control unit. We bench test the unit before return. However, the service does not cover unrelated mechanical, wiring, software or valve-body faults.
This service covers confirmed P1735 and/or P1736 pressure-sensor faults. However, other fault codes may need a different diagnosis or repair.
No. Send the mechatronic control unit only. First, remove the valve body and protect the exposed areas before packing.
Your original unit keeps its existing coding. After refitting, use suitable diagnostic equipment to run the correct gearbox basic settings or adaptation if the vehicle requires them. These vehicle-side procedures do not form part of the postal repair service.
We start the 48-hour workshop turnaround when the mechatronic control unit reaches our workshop. The timeframe excludes weekends and bank holidays. In many cases, we finish sooner.
If we cannot repair the unit, we contact you and arrange a full refund under our No Repair, No Fee commitment. Every completed repair includes a 2-year warranty, subject to our warranty terms.