Mine were all ~6Nm and the spec is 11Nm! For some reason I thought the B7 was exempt from this TSB, guess not...
The TSB is from 2005 so I guess my 06' could have been affected (or is this a 4.2L thing?)
Mine were all ~6Nm and the spec is 11Nm! For some reason I thought the B7 was exempt from this TSB, guess not...
The TSB is from 2005 so I guess my 06' could have been affected (or is this a 4.2L thing?)
06' B7 S4, Blue, White Interior, Premium Package, Bose, Carbon Accents, 52k miles, DIY's Performed to date: spark plugs, fuel/air filter, valve cover gaskets.
04' B6 A4 1.8T Quattro 123k miles, DIY's Performed to date: Timing Belt/Waterpump, Window Guide (x2), HID Capsules, Auto Transmission Fluid, entire suspension, MAF, Rear Brakes/Rotors, O2 Sensor, PS fluid flush, rear coolant flange, fuel door (?).
Past: 86' 944 Turbo (still my fav), 05' Boxster
I don't see why the B7 wouldn't be effected. Same design, same bolts, same manifold, etc. Always good practice to check the make sure these are tight from time to time.
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I swear the car runs better, mainly improved throttle response. I wasn't throwing codes or anything, but man, it feels better.
06' B7 S4, Blue, White Interior, Premium Package, Bose, Carbon Accents, 52k miles, DIY's Performed to date: spark plugs, fuel/air filter, valve cover gaskets.
04' B6 A4 1.8T Quattro 123k miles, DIY's Performed to date: Timing Belt/Waterpump, Window Guide (x2), HID Capsules, Auto Transmission Fluid, entire suspension, MAF, Rear Brakes/Rotors, O2 Sensor, PS fluid flush, rear coolant flange, fuel door (?).
Past: 86' 944 Turbo (still my fav), 05' Boxster
I had a CEL that I was chasing around for a few months,a while back. Ended up finding all the mainfold bolts finger tight. It was ridiculous how loose they were,I could literally back them out by hand.
Checked all of mine after doing an oil change last night and 3 of the passenger side front bolts were on the loose side, something I will now check every couple of thousand miles with the oil
Good call, thanks. Checked mine this morning...not flying out, but certainly not tight.
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how are you guys gaining access to tighten them? I definitely have a feeling mine are loose, as i can clearly hear some form of an exhaust leak while in the cabin, but the downpipes and exhaust is all tight.
any writeups on procedure to getting a tool in there to tighten? I had my car on stands last week and its overly tight in there to get to the manifold bolts
2005 Audi S4 Moro blue- Milltek Catless DPs, Milltek non res exhaust, JHM tune, JHM intake manifold spacers, Hsport f/r sways
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2002 Audi TT225 (sold)
06' B7 S4, Blue, White Interior, Premium Package, Bose, Carbon Accents, 52k miles, DIY's Performed to date: spark plugs, fuel/air filter, valve cover gaskets.
04' B6 A4 1.8T Quattro 123k miles, DIY's Performed to date: Timing Belt/Waterpump, Window Guide (x2), HID Capsules, Auto Transmission Fluid, entire suspension, MAF, Rear Brakes/Rotors, O2 Sensor, PS fluid flush, rear coolant flange, fuel door (?).
Past: 86' 944 Turbo (still my fav), 05' Boxster
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