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I made a mistake when putting down the mechatronic of my Q5 2011. I removed the cover of it, and, some filters and other small parts were released as well, but I couldn't see where it came from, so, I need a manual(drawing), or someone that could help me marking the right place of those small parts. All of the gear is read to go back to the car, a part of it.
I've attached pictures just in case.
Thank you
Ricardo
We're to assume that's a DL501 type 0B5 dual clutch transmission? Using those terms, DL501, type 0B5, google search should turn up plenty of material on that mechatronic. As for the workshop manuals, they're there. erwin.audi.com, but you have to pay for a day to be able to open up most of the docs (and then save them local so you still have them). You can also look at them on cardiagn.com.
As for here, on a generally North American board, you'll find the DL501 in the B8 S4 and B8 S5 forums, as it was never offered in the A4, A5, Q5, or SQ5.
Just the first two video hits on a google search for audi DL501 mechatronic:
youtu.be/lY-6WOmUJK8
youtu.be/A8vuL5uZ-KA
Thank you. It seems that some of those parts came out from the solenoid or valves (the small plastic and the spring) , but I didn't touch any valves. Maybe it was released from moving it around.
I Hope I don't have to calibrate it after.
I figured out the filters and the ATF pipe. But I can't find the place for the spring and the small piece of plastic. I checked out all the videos and it seems to come from the valves, but all valves are sealed. I didn't open it. Nothing is missing.
All videos I have watched doesn't they doesn't removed the surface cover, so, I m still stuck.
Any other suggestion?
thank you Those are the parts I c ant find the right place. I need to be sure before closing it.
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