Audi repair in Simi Valley

Service, diagnostics and repair for Audi drivers in Simi Valley and the surrounding area. Audi is one of our specialties.

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Most Audis in service today ride on the EA888 2.0T, an engine with a thoroughly documented biography. The 2009-2012 cars burned oil badly enough to produce a class action and revised pistons, early timing chain tensioners could let the chain jump on startup, and every direct-injection Audi builds intake carbon that eventually dulls the response owners bought the car for.

None of that makes them bad cars. It makes them cars that reward a shop that knows which revision is under the hood of a given A4, Q5 or A6, checks the water pump and thermostat housing for the classic seep, and does the S tronic service on schedule rather than when the gearbox complains.

A4 (B8, B9)Q5A6A3 and S3S4 and S5

What we watch on Audis

  • Oil consumption on 2009-2012 2.0T cars, measured not guessed
  • Startup rattle on early EA888: timing chain tensioner, urgent
  • Coolant seep from the water pump / thermostat housing
  • Carbon buildup symptoms: cold-start misfires, flat midrange
  • S tronic (DSG) service every 40k on dual-clutch cars

Common Audi services

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Audi questions

My Audi uses a quart every 1,000 miles. Normal?

That rate is the documented piston ring issue on certain years, not normal wear. An oil consumption test tells you where your engine stands and what the honest options are.

Audi repair for drivers in Simi Valley, Moorpark, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Chatsworth and the surrounding area.

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