Replacing the timing belt is a crucial maintenance step for any Audi engine.It’s important to follow the service manual instructions when installing the timing belt to ensure the job is done correctly and your vehicle is safe to drive. Make sure to read through all of the instructions thoroughly to make sure you understand them before you begin. Here are the steps for replacing the timing belt on an Audi engine:
Disconnect the negative battery cable.
Remove the engine cover.
Remove the timing belt cover, tensioner, and tensioner pulley.
Inspect the timing belt for any signs of damage or wear.
If the belt is worn out, replace it with a new timing belt.
Reinstall the tensioner and tensioner pulley.
Reinstall the timing belt cover.
Reconnect the negative battery cable.
Following these steps should help you replace your Audi engine’s timing belt safely and properly. If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to ask! #timingbelt #audia6
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Jamaican brother. Good JOB
I heard you can use a 2.8L thermostat housing which is aluminum to replace the failure prone plastic one on the 2.7. My brother had an Audi that leaked more fluids than it kept inside it lol, I did a little research on how to permanently fix the issues
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Nice work on the repair and good job using the torque wrench. There is definitely a time and place to use one… you made the right call.
I am a trained and licensed red seal automotive tech from Canada, I see no harm in double or even triple clicking the wrench, as you mentioned as long as you are not exceeding the pressure needed to actuate the torque wrench… always the best practice to (double/triple check your work)…
Next time someone asks you about not using a torque wrench tell them you tighten in "Freedom units". Keep up the positivity and educational videos!!
Love your channel! My favorite on YouTube for the good vibes, patience and knowledge