Audi Q3 RSQ3 F3 Gear Selector Automatic DSG Gearshift Linkage 83C713023

The Audi Q3 / RS Q3 F3 Automatic DSG Gear Shift Lever is an original transmission control component designed for vehicles with gasoline engines and automatic transmissions. As part of the Gear Shift Levers, Connectors, and Cables group, it ensures precise transfer of the driver's input to the gearbox mechanism, resulting in predictable powertrain operation. Using a genuine OEM component helps maintain the selector's factory performance characteristics and consistency with other Audi parts.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-83C713023
• Mark: Audi
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 83C713023
• Substitutable numbers: 83C713023, 83C 713 023
• Fuel type: Petrol
• Gearbox type: Automatic
• Part type: Linkage
• Category: Gear Levers, Cables & Linkages

Purpose and Function in the Powertrain

The presented selector is the control element for the DSG automatic transmission in Audi Q3 and RS Q3 F3 generation models with gasoline engines. It is responsible for mechanically and electrically transmitting the driver's selected position to the transmission control module, enabling smooth selection of driving modes (P, R, N, D, and manual modes, if available in the specific vehicle configuration).

A properly selected lever, along with the connector and cable assembly, is crucial for:

• stable gear selector positioning,
• correct interaction with the automatic transmission electronics,
• maintaining the factory feel of the gear lever operation in the cabin.

Construction of the Lever, Connector, and Cable Assembly

As a component from the Gear Shift Levers, Connectors, and Cables category, the selector forms a complete assembly responsible for transferring the driver's hand movement to the gearbox mechanism. Such a system typically includes:

• the lever body with a guide mechanism,
• connectors and joints designed to eliminate play,
• cables or rods that interface with the automatic transmission,
• mounting elements for the center console and body structure.

The original Audi design ensures compatibility with factory mounting points and proper cable routing, which reduces the risk of accelerated wear and improper gearbox operation.

Benefits of Using an Original Audi Selector

Using a used, original selector in an Audi Q3 / RS Q3 F3 helps maintain the consistency of the entire powertrain. The key benefits include:

• Factory Fitment – compatibility with the center console structure, mounting points, and the geometry of the automatic transmission control system.
• Predictable DSG Operation – accurate reflection of the lever's position in the transmission controller, minimizing the risk of errors and incorrect mode engagement.
• Vehicle System Compatibility – seamless integration with factory wiring harnesses, connectors, and the operational logic of systems in gasoline-powered vehicles.
• The ability to economically repair the transmission control system while adhering to manufacturer standards.

Application in Gasoline Vehicles with Automatic Transmissions

The presented lever is designed for gasoline-powered Audi vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission. This combination requires precise synchronization between the mechanical selector and the control electronics to ensure:

• smooth switching of driving modes in city and highway traffic,
• stable maintenance of the selected lever position,
• correct interaction with the vehicle's safety systems.

By maintaining the original Audi specifications, installing this lever to replace a worn or damaged component restores proper system functionality without the need for structural modifications.

Assistance with Selection and Additional Resources

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the gear shift control area in your Audi and require other parts from the same group, such as levers, connectors, or selector cables, check the available parts in the category Audi Gear Shift Levers, Connectors, and Cables.

When selecting components for modern VAG group models, it can also be helpful to understand how technical solutions have evolved across generations of sports compacts. This is further explained in the article Hot Hatch Legend: The Evolution of the VW Golf GTI from Mk1 to Mk8 – Design Changes and VW Car Parts, which discusses, among other things, the importance of correctly selecting used components for vehicles with automatic transmissions.