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TURBO_S2K 05-10-2009 03:45 AM

B6 S4 Engine Problem!! HELP NEEDED
 
Hi, everyone,

I realized that my car was burning oil really fast. like 8 quarts in 2000km total.
I got a compression test done and the results were not good. i don't remember the exact numbers but they were like this:

cyl1 12.4
cyl2 12.2
cyl3 10.4
cyl4 9.8
cyl6 9.0
cyl7 14.7
cyl8 9.9

I am guessing that the problem is because of piston rings. We are going to open up the engine and see. the car only has 40.000 miles on it so I think the pistons are still fine.

The Audi Service here are crazy. Just to open the engine and put it back without any repairs is $2500 so I won't get it repaired there. I will need to buy the oem piston rings. anyone know a website where I can buy oem audi engine parts etc????

pepsicolla 05-10-2009 10:53 AM

im seriously doubting your rings are bad. at 40k ive never heard of it. I can see one cylinder dragging but all of em at 40k.....i dont think so. (yes it could happen, but you would seriously have to abuse your car)
Your compression problem is more then likely a result of timing. Its an interference motor so thats also hard to believe as you probably would have heard valve collision. Tell your mechanic to confirm all timing marks. None of this explains your oil consumption but i think you haver something else going on here. Does your car smoke? Does it smell? What does color is your exhaust smoke and does it smell?
Bad rings, means blow by. Blow by means your going to ignite oil ontop of the piston and out the exhaust it'll go.

bottlecap 05-10-2009 09:44 PM

are you seeing any leaks or anything after you parked your car over night? i was about to say check your lower intercooler hoses but heh no wrong engine

bigern45 05-11-2009 12:13 AM

i disagree with pepsicolla.. i have a friend that has a b6 with 55k or so and he just had to have his complete engine due to ring failure.. total bill was about 15000...i talked about it on another post...

bottlecap 05-11-2009 12:48 AM

you know i was seriously considering trading my b5 in for a b6 s4 cuz i wanted something newer and less things to go wrong and i just love the way it looks especially with some bbs lm's but from being on this forum ive heard wayyy to many horror stories about spending money up the ASS for repairs on the B6

Quattro_1.8t 05-11-2009 04:30 AM

yeah that compression is really low... are you sure that's not a cylinder leak down percentage for each cylinder?

TURBO_S2K 05-11-2009 04:43 AM

because the comp. was low and the car was burning a lot of oil, i thought it would be the rings.

I checked online but didn't find a website who sells oem piston rings. (please inform me if you know a site)

I think I'll take it to my mechanic and we will open up the engine and change the rings. hopefully the pistons will be fine (at 40k miles I think they will be OK)

Mott Power 05-11-2009 05:15 PM

Unless you rarely change the oil, it's hard to think it may be the rings. If it was a gasket you would see oil spilling somewhere or it would be mixed with your coolant. Have you checked the valve clearances?

auditech79 05-11-2009 06:25 PM

No fucking way you could burn that much oil in that short amount of time, not to mention you would have the biggest cloud of blue smoke coming out of the tailpipes if that were true. The numbers you have posted are bogus because the engine couldn't even run with less than 70 psi in the cylinders, that has to be a CLT test. I also have no faith in those numbers either because if you have that much blow by you would have absolutely NO POWER. It would run like a geo metro with a 600 lb she male in the front seat. Take the car to a shop that knows their ass from a hole in the ground, or get the correct info from the tech because you don't know what you are talking about.

Mott Power 05-12-2009 12:08 AM

It was my impression that he had misplaced the period...


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