7G transmission owners, please check in here.
My question is, do any of you 7G owners have this same issue? I am trying to determine if this is normal operation or a problem.
Have you tried doing a sneaky reset and see if the harsh shift is still there?
put key turn on position 2
Press the pedal all the way and hold it for 5 seconds(hitting the pushdown)
while holding you foot down come back to position 0 and take you foot off
I really don't think this will do anything to solve the strong upshifts but give it a try. It can't hurt to try.
Have you tried doing a sneaky reset and see if the harsh shift is still there?
put key turn on position 2
Press the pedal all the way and hold it for 5 seconds(hitting the pushdown)
while holding you foot down come back to position 0 and take you foot off
I really don't think this will do anything to solve the strong upshifts but give it a try. It can't hurt to try.
I have tried the "reset" several times on mine and it doesn't do a thing. I have it from a fairly reliable source that the 7G (722.9) transmission doesn't have the soft reset like the 5 speed 722.6 transmissions do.
Last edited by johnand; Jun 24, 2009 at 07:07 PM. Reason: Typo
They flashed my tranny before like 3 months ago and it was fine now it came back. Is yours completely gone or did it ever come back?
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They flashed my tranny before like 3 months ago and it was fine now it came back. Is yours completely gone or did it ever come back?
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As far as the soft reset, you need STAR or you could disconnect your battery for a few hours. I haven't tried the battery disconnect yet. I am 99.9% sure the reset does not work on the 722.9. But w/o access to a STAR system to verify, I can't be 100%.
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I wonder if I can take it somewhere where they can program Comfort to be Sport and Sport to be without adaptation.
I never use comfort so why not make that into sport and make sport not to adapt.
I heard the new AMGs dont have adaptation.
Adaptation = Worthless Crap (well at least for us youngsters)
I don't know about you guys but on my car getting into dyno mode is different than position 2 then 3 clicks.
I go to position 2 then 1 then 3 clicks. Maybe you have to go to position 2 then 1 then hold the pedal for 5 sec??
I'll give it a try.
I don't know about you guys but on my car getting into dyno mode is different than position 2 then 3 clicks.
I go to position 2 then 1 then 3 clicks. Maybe you have to go to position 2 then 1 then hold the pedal for 5 sec??
I'll give it a try.
For the dyno mode, you have to have the key in position 2, but you have to make sure that the MFD is on the odometer setting. It easily works for me, so I don't know why it wouldn't work for you
He told me the only way you will really feel a difference is by disconnecting the battery but you will get faults.
This got me thinking and I tried this.
As I mentioned earlier for some odd reason when I try to get into dyno mode I have to go to 2 then 1 then do the 3 clicks. If it is on 1 then I do 3 clicks I get nothing and same goes for position 2.
So I tried the ECU reset (foot on pedal) from 2 to 1 then hold it on 1 and I very slightly felt a little change (maybe a placebo effect).
This got me thinking I don't think the ECU reset will change the way my transmission shift can it? I think this only effects the throttle which I slightly felt. But I have the 350 engine wich is why I am not feeling a difference? But then the tech told me it doesn;t do anything. Maybe he meant you dont feel a difference?
I dont know anymore. I guess STAR is the best way to go huh?
Many people seem to be divided on this..... some say it is possible and very easy to re-set adaptations for the 7-speed through STAR while others say it is not so easy

https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...happens-2.html
It works for some people and not for others. A lot of people are having trouble as well.
I asked the dealership to reset my used '07 because I have to merge w/o a lane on the fast street outside my house. Would it rev in low gear or move? Dangerous for me.
The SA said he couldn't reset it, but it felt as if he did when I got the car home. I told him I knew how to do it for an '06 from the internet.

If I recall, the engine was cold when it shifted roughly. It happened before and after the reset, but it doesn't happen all the time.
Is there such a thing as a cold transmission?
ALSO - please help. I hear and feel a small clunk from the rear when I take my foot off and on the gas to slow down and resume speed on city turns. A flex disk? It gets looked at with 52k service. Thanks.
I read somewhere else that some people dont hold the kickdown.
Can you confirm this? Also were your windows and sunroof closed? CD player off?
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My car is responding like crap. I counted I press the throttle and 3 seconds later and i'm not joking 3 seconds later it picks up speed.
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The ECU reset work but you have to abuse the hell out of it so it can learn. I guess my problem was I was resetting it then going to work in traffic and it was learning to be a granny.
He said 6 good floors (pedal to the metal) should do it.
Thanks bdgdl08 because of you I still have hope.
It really makes a night and day difference to me... but only for about a day (or even less). I'll try flooring it a few times right after I do it and see if that helps the longevity. So thank YOU!

Wow the car runs like a beast. Shifting like crazy and the funny part is I was complaining because car was shifting to rough

I take back my comment about how it doesn't work but I still think the Pierlli Neros suck

But the sad part is come tomorrow the one hour traffic to work my car is going to be a granny again.
Thanks again bdgdl08.
The way it worked was I put the key in then turned it once. I use to turn it twice.

I'm still stunned how the tech at the santa monica location (W.I. Simonson) told me the 7G doesn't reset.






