Is the clutch of the Volkswagen Tayron dry or wet?

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PaulAnn
07/29/25 8:58am
Whether the clutch of the Volkswagen Tayron is dry or wet depends on the specific situation: the 1.4L displacement model uses a dry clutch, while the 2.0L displacement model uses a wet clutch. Here is some related information about the Volkswagen Tayron's clutch: 1. The function of the clutch: Gradually increases the driving force of the car, allowing for a smooth start; temporarily separates the engine and transmission for gear shifting; prevents overload of the transmission system; reduces torsional vibration impact from the engine, extending the lifespan of transmission gears. 2. Differences: The main differences lie in reliability and stability. Wet dual-clutch transmissions have higher durability and reliability. Dry dual-clutch transmissions are mostly used in 1.4T engines, while wet dual-clutch transmissions are mostly used in 2.0T engines. Currently, only the Volkswagen Tayron's 1.4T model uses a wet dual-clutch transmission. Most other 1.4T models are matched with dry dual-clutch transmissions, including the 1.4T models of the Magotan and Passat, as well as mid-to-low-end models like the Sagitar and Lavida.
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