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Exploded view - dual clutch — AUDI

Exploded view - dual clutch on Audi: factory workshop procedure. Full factory text, tools and checks.

Workshop procedure for AUDI — the factory write-up, straight from real workshop data.

factory workshop text

📋 Procedure

Exploded view - dual clutch
The dual clutch consists of two sets of plates, or clutch packs, and is therefore also referred to as a
“multiple clutch”
. The larger clutch pack (located on the outside) is designated
“K 1”
(clutch 1), and controls the torque flow for reverse gear and gears
»1«
,
»3«
and
»5«
. The smaller set of plates (on the inside) is designated
“K 2”
(clutch 2), and controls the torque flow for gears
»2«
,
»4«
and
»6«
.
Any work performed on the multiple clutch requires extra care because all the parts are balanced and matched together in production. If the components are rotated out of their original positions when repairing, this will cause imbalance and impair the smoothness of the gear-changes and reduce the service life of the unit.
Replacement parts
Multiple clutch
With circlip
Caution
The clutch plates can slip out of position inside the multiple clutch unit.
The multiple clutch unit must not be dismantled at present.
If the drive plate (which forms the upper section of the multiple clutch unit) becomes detached from the splines in the outer plate carrier, the clutch plates can slip out of position in the clutch. It will then no longer be possible to adjust the clutch correctly.
The drive plate included with the replacement part is not secured with the large circlip; it is only a close fit inside the clutch.
Removing
Chapter
Installing
Chapter
Circlips
10x, with different thicknesses for adjusting multiple clutch
Determining correct thickness when installing multiple clutch
Anchor
Clutch end cover
Corrugated ring
Component parts of dismantled multiple clutch
Caution
The clutch plates can slip out of position inside the multiple clutch unit.
This diagram showing the components of the multiple clutch is for information only. The multiple clutch unit must not be dismantled at present.
If the drive plate becomes detached from the splines in the outer plate carrier, the clutch plates can slip out of position in the multiple clutch. It will then no longer be possible to adjust the clutch correctly.
Outer plate carrier with clutch housing.
Seals
4x
Inner plate carrier
Caution
The clutch plates can slip out of position.
If the inner plate carrier is lifted or taken out, the plates can slip out of position inside the clutch. It will then no longer be possible to adjust the clutch correctly.
Outer plates
4x
Inner plates
4x
Thrust washer
Circlip
Fit a new circlip of the same thickness if the original circlip is removed in order to re-install the clutch plates.
Circlip
Determining correct thickness when installing multiple clutch
Anchor
Drive plate
Circlip
Renew

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.