Which one is correct?
Will you call me, won't you? 1. I'd like it if you'd call me. / 2. I'd like it if you called me.
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Question

Which one is correct?
Will you call me, won't you?  1. I'd like it if you'd call me.  /  2.  I'd like it if you called me.
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Answer

First it's "You will call me, won't you?", tag questions only work with a simple statement, you can't tag a question. Both responses are correct, but they mean different things:

1 sounds like my mum complaining that I don't call often enough; she is asking me to improve my habits.

2 is a specific request for a call - perhaps she is asking me to call her after her visit to the doctor tomorrow.