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Re: Audi A6 quattro 95 oil leak.
| Andre | 10 Jun 2008 19:15 |
> > Hi, > > An additional problem with my A6 is a very bad oil leak which seems to [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > cause the leak and is a little harder to fix but try the rocker one first > and see what happens :) Thank you all for your time. You have re-enforced my deep suspicion that since the engine is running quite good the source of the leak maybe somewhere else. Thanks for all the suggestions about the likely places to look for the leak.
I did not get a warm and fuzzy feeling about the dealer, especially, since I was not happy about the work they have done when I brought the car there for an AUDI recall related repair (ignition switch).
Regards,
Andre
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| Ronny | 20 May 2008 00:15 |
> Hi, > An additional problem with my A6 is a very bad oil leak which seems to [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Andre] Defo leaking from the valve cover/rocker cover gasket new one costs £15 and the problem is the gasket goes hard and a nice new supple one will sort the problem.
This is a common as hell problem with all Audi's and is quite simple to replace yourself, there is also a gasket on the timing chain that could cause the leak and is a little harder to fix but try the rocker one first and see what happens :)
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| Andre | 19 May 2008 17:04 |
Hi, An additional problem with my A6 is a very bad oil leak which seems to come from "top rear". The oil drips over the exhaust and causes an embarrassing smell. I asked the dealer to identify the problem. Their diagnosis was a bad Head-gasket. Their estimate (incl. timing belt and water pump): $2500. I bought the car a couple of years ago for $2300.
Does anybody care to comment. The car runs great, is it really the head gasket? What about doing such repair at home.
Thanks,
Andre
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