DQ200 0AM 927 769 Mechatronic and All Variant Codes
The 0AM 927 769 mechatronic unit is one of the most important components in Volkswagen Group’s 7-speed DQ200 DSG (0AM) transmission. This unit manages hydraulic control and electronic transmission management, ensuring smooth and precise gear shifts.
Over the years, Volkswagen introduced several revisions of this part, resulting in multiple variant codes.
Complete List of 0AM 927 769 Variant Codes
Here are all known 0AM 927 769 mechatronic unit part numbers:
0AM 927 769
0AM 927 769A
0AM 927 769B
0AM 927 769C
0AM 927 769D
0AM 927 769E
0AM 927 769F
0AM 927 769G
0AM 927 769H
0AM 927 769J
0AM 927 769K
0AM 927 769L
0AM 927 769M
0AM 927 769N
0AM 927 769P
0AM 927 769Q
All of these belong to the same DQ200 DSG mechatronic family, but they differ depending on the production year, updated electronics, and software calibration.
Why Are There So Many Variants?
Since the introduction of the DQ200 gearbox, Volkswagen continuously made technical revisions to improve performance and reliability.
0AM 927 769D / E → Early revisions
0AM 927 769K / L → Improved durability and updated software
0AM 927 769N / P / Q → Latest generation, most reliable variants
These updates addressed common issues such as hydraulic pressure loss, accumulator failure, and electronic control faults.
Compatibility and Replacement
All variants fit the DQ200 (0AM) 7-speed dry-clutch DSG gearbox.
When replacing the mechatronic unit, the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) should always be used to confirm the correct part.
In many cases, newer variants supersede older ones and can be installed as direct replacements.
Conclusion
The 0AM 927 769 mechatronic unit and its variants (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q) are crucial for the smooth operation of the DQ200 DSG transmission.
Choosing the correct code during replacement ensures long-term reliability and prevents recurring transmission problems.
