What kind of transmission fluid does an Audi A4 use?
2009-2009 Audi A4 Quattro 3.2L 24V uses VW G 060 162 A2 transmission fluid (service bulletin doesn’t apply to this chassis). 2009-2010 Audi A4 Quattro 2.0T uses VW G 060 162 A2 transmission fluid (service bulletin doesn’t apply to this chassis). 2011-2016 Audi A4 Quattro 2.0T uses VW G 060 162 A2 transmission fluid.
Where is the transmission located on an Audi?
Audi models came with many different transmissions. These terms (inline and transverse) can refer to either the engine or the transmission. Most earlier Audi models came equipped with an inline mounted automatic transmission. An inline transmission is positioned in the engine compartment forward to aft (front to rear) in the body of the car.
Where is the transmission drain plug on an Audi A4?
This is the view from underneath the car, with the drain plug being removed. This is the special triple-square socket for the transmission drain plug, a.k.a. Audi special tool 3357. The portion of the transmission that contains the drain plug has a slight barrel-shape to it.
Where is the fill plug on an Audi A4?
The drain plug is on the left, the fill plug is on the right (at least on this car). The drain will drip nearly forever if you let it, but once the flow has slowed to an occasional drop, you can replace the drain plug and tighten it by hand. Clean up any oil around the drain opening and then tighten the drain plug to 18 ft-lb.
What does CVT stand for in Audi transmission?
CVT is an abbreviation for Continuously Variable Transmission. Audi also refers to these transmissions as a stepless or multitronic transmission. The goal or benefits of a CVT transmission is to allow for variable transmission gear ratios at all speeds.
What kind of transmission does an Audi DSG have?
The DSG transmission features both manual and automatic modes of operation. The design yields better RPM control for more powerful and a more instantaneous shift. The Audi DSG transmissions are also refered to as the Audi S-tronic transmission.