oil cange how to?
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oil cange how to?
hey guys i need to change my oil and just wondering how to do it. is there any walk throghs for that? i need to do the flush of engine oil as im swithing to synthetic. i have all the syplies, just need a walktrough :P
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Re: oil cange how to?
You'll find several tutos on the USA Audi forum:
site:forums.audiworld.com "oil change" diy - Google Search
Ex on the 1.8T (on a TT): diy 1.8T quattro oil change with pics - AudiWorld Forums
site:forums.audiworld.com "oil change" diy - Google Search
Ex on the 1.8T (on a TT): diy 1.8T quattro oil change with pics - AudiWorld Forums
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Re: oil cange how to?
Well i do it at a shop, but im thinking it would be a lot cheaper to do it myself with synt oil.
I moved to the condo now so im thinking where i could possibly do it :/ any ideas ????
And where could i get rid of oil?
I moved to the condo now so im thinking where i could possibly do it :/ any ideas ????
And where could i get rid of oil?
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Re: oil cange how to?
I'm a condo dweller too. Your best bet is a friends driveway/garage.
I've done it in my parking spot once but make sure there are no drips and everything is squeaky clean when you're done. Depends on your condo but some won't look too favourably on work being done although i've had no problems.
As for getting rid of old oil, I think many Jiffy Lubes and other places like that are still taking used oil in free for recycling. Try contacting one and see what they say.
I've done it in my parking spot once but make sure there are no drips and everything is squeaky clean when you're done. Depends on your condo but some won't look too favourably on work being done although i've had no problems.
As for getting rid of old oil, I think many Jiffy Lubes and other places like that are still taking used oil in free for recycling. Try contacting one and see what they say.
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I'm a condo dweller too. Your best bet is a friends driveway/garage.
I've done it in my parking spot once but make sure there are no drips and everything is squeaky clean when you're done. Depends on your condo but some won't look too favourably on work being done although i've had no problems.
As for getting rid of old oil, I think many Jiffy Lubes and other places like that are still taking used oil in free for recycling. Try contacting one and see what they say.
I've done it in my parking spot once but make sure there are no drips and everything is squeaky clean when you're done. Depends on your condo but some won't look too favourably on work being done although i've had no problems.
As for getting rid of old oil, I think many Jiffy Lubes and other places like that are still taking used oil in free for recycling. Try contacting one and see what they say.
Parking lot seems to be a god place, Do it on Sundays at the intersection of hensall st and queensway, those places warehouse looking places are dead at that time
And in regards to the disposal, i should give them a call and see.
Thanks bro Synthetic for the price of conventional! here i come
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A4 B6 1.8T timing belt and water pump change : B6 A4 1.8T: Timing Belt and Water Pump DIY - Audizine Forums
And in the end they refer to a B5 tutorial somewhere on their forum : "Andy wrote the original timing belt write-up for the B5 1.8T"
And in the end they refer to a B5 tutorial somewhere on their forum : "Andy wrote the original timing belt write-up for the B5 1.8T"
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