I love all cars buddy. This one was a stunning example at 29k miles. I have owned many VAG cars and currently driving a Seat Exeo as a daily. I have a few more videos on this car and then back to BMW content🔧🔩. Thanks for your support buddy, it is much appreciated🤝
@@TheKeenMechanic yeah I like all cars to apart from electric. It is a nice looking audi though i keep saying to the misses I want a mercedes e63s maybe one day lol.
Thanks for the video and a very good walkthrough each step! How did you lift up the A6 C7 safely using this type of lift? Did you use jack pads (special pucks) for the lifting points, maybe some extra padding? Considering the width of the lift-ramps, did you have any other problems while lifting?
Thanks for your message and feedback. This is a great lift and it is very safe to use. I have special rubber blocks for the jack points. I got a set with the lift and also bought 2 different sets with different height for different vehicles and applications.
@@TheKeenMechanic The design of that febi filter i think might be better. It has a felt seal at the base. Both the bosch and mann filter i have used so far were plastic, no seal as such. Do you know what the audi OE is like?
@@TheKeenMechanic Actually the small o ring is for the filler/drain bolt on the oil filter cap which I think is 13mm. If you look closely the inside the 35mm nut, there is another bolt inside of it and the o ring goes on that.
@@beastbody5848 I thought that. I get contected about the same thing by a lot of people and most are based in GB, I am sure you will find someone closer to you who would do a great job🤝
Why my oil level sensor show normal level and after 1-2 days if I check again the oil it’s show too much oil even with 4.2 litres of oil ? Do u know what is the issue ? Thx
Could be a faulty sensor. Hard to help and give an accurate diagnosys remotely. Get some help from a local vag specialist as you don't want to take any chances when it comes to engine oil
Fancy servicing my 2012 A6 C7? I've just picked up some oil, and oil filter, fuel filter and air filter. It's a shame most mechanics can't be trusted or bother to do a proper job.
Thanks for the compliment buddy. Unfortunatelly I have started 3 massive projects and currently taking engine and gearbox on one of them for a full rebuild. I am confident you will be able to do the service yourself just by following my tutorial🤝🏻
@@TheKeenMechanic You've made me want to try it myself, I just don't have all the tools to change all the parts. My cousin has a garage, I may take it there and do it myself, it's the little details that stand out, great vid and good luck with current projects. Subbed.
@@adzmanchester I am more than confident you can do it. You don't need many tools and if you buy them for your first service they will pay for themselves. You will not only save money but you will know the job has been done right and your engine will last for many more years🤝🏻
@@TheKeenMechanic I'll give it a go pal, and you're right, nothing beats that peace of mind knowing its been done properly with due care and attention. I've almost finished my project which I started 5 months ago, an extension at the back of the house, quoted 15-25k, I decided with the help of UA-cam and with time on my hands to crack on with it myself and it's almost done, total cost so far... 3k. Needed a brickie for one day, a plasterer for one day but the rest was myself with the help of friends when they could spare a few hours here and there. Anything is possible if you're determined enough.
@@adzmanchester Exactly. Well said. About 15 years ago I was like most people who pay someone else for everything around the house. I must say I was lucky I never had to pay rent so the extra money went towards tools. Now I can work with Wood (high end furniture making) Metal (welding and fabrication) I work on anything that has an engine in it, I am currently learning electrical work and plan on taking a course on bricklaying. I hope in less than 5 years to be very self sufficient. I don't only do it for saving money but because I enjoy it, I can do what I want, how I want and when I want. Good to hear you will give it a go and please do let me know how you get on🤝
I normally use Castrol Edge but I have been told Febi have very high quality oil. I think even if this oil is not as high quality as others it is still better than no oil changes. This car gets an oil change every 5k miles or even less so it shoudn't be a problem. I don't believe Febi will ruin their reputation by buying low quality oils. They have been on the market since 1844 😉
@@MrPetik147 I have been using Castrol Edge for the past 15 years on more than 10 cars/vans and I have not had any engine issues. In fact when I took a few of my engines apart they were so clean at over 150 000 miles. I was very impressed I can highly recommend Castrol to everyone who wants to try it. As I have used it for 15 years this is the best validation of the Castrol quality I need. VAG group and BMW recommend Castrol. This is written on their engine oil caps
@@MrPetik147 I never have any issues with castrol with my 2014 A6 Black Edt. Ultra, always smooth and not a single problem! what's your source about castrol been not good?
Nice job and great video!
I would be more careful with brake cleaner on rubber parts as they will dry out and crack over time.
@@FakiSwe Thank you
i like your meticulousness... this world would be much better if everyone did their job properly... all the best.
Hi and thank you for the nice message. I totally agree with you. I am glad to hear that people like my content and appreciate the attention to detail🤝
Thanks for great and very visible tutorial. I was always wondering where go small ring...now I know ))
Thanks for watching. Glad you like my content🔩🔧🤝
Never thought aye would see an audi on your channel 🤣🤣 brilliant job as always 👌
I love all cars buddy. This one was a stunning example at 29k miles. I have owned many VAG cars and currently driving a Seat Exeo as a daily. I have a few more videos on this car and then back to BMW content🔧🔩. Thanks for your support buddy, it is much appreciated🤝
@@TheKeenMechanic yeah I like all cars to apart from electric. It is a nice looking audi though i keep saying to the misses I want a mercedes e63s maybe one day lol.
@@matthewbarnes1561 Yes. Dreams are free. It is a lovely A6 with great economy. It returns up to 72mpg when you take it easy
Muito obrigado, tudo muito bem expelicito espero que continue com mais videos desse audi 😉👍
🤝
It's a spline bit M8 XZN bit!
Thanks for the video and a very good walkthrough each step! How did you lift up the A6 C7 safely using this type of lift? Did you use jack pads (special pucks) for the lifting points, maybe some extra padding? Considering the width of the lift-ramps, did you have any other problems while lifting?
Thanks for your message and feedback. This is a great lift and it is very safe to use. I have special rubber blocks for the jack points. I got a set with the lift and also bought 2 different sets with different height for different vehicles and applications.
I will sleep better knowing 100% about the small o-ring now!
@@TheKeenMechanic The design of that febi filter i think might be better. It has a felt seal at the base. Both the bosch and mann filter i have used so far were plastic, no seal as such. Do you know what the audi OE is like?
@@TheKeenMechanic Actually the small o ring is for the filler/drain bolt on the oil filter cap which I think is 13mm. If you look closely the inside the 35mm nut, there is another bolt inside of it and the o ring goes on that.
Good video 👌
Thanks
Hi. Do you happen to know please where the crankshaft sensor is located in this particular engine ( CNHA)? Thanks.
Hi
Try google the 2.0tdi cam sensor location as mostbof them are the same
You work very neatly and it is almost perfect. It would be if you torqued the sump plug up to 30NM :)
Thank you. Appreciate your feedback
Yeah but how to reset time to inspection on the multimedia thats the real problem
@@andrija6131 Try with a decent diagnostic tool if you can't do it through the multimedia screen
Hi The Keen Mecahnic,
Where about you base?
I ask because I need good mechanic for my Audi A6 C7 2.0tdi.
If you nearby I have few jobs asap.
Thanks
Hi and thanks for your message.
I am based in Northern Ireland
@@TheKeenMechanic far away mate.
I'm from yorkshire england
@@beastbody5848 I thought that. I get contected about the same thing by a lot of people and most are based in GB, I am sure you will find someone closer to you who would do a great job🤝
Why my oil level sensor show normal level and after 1-2 days if I check again the oil it’s show too much oil even with 4.2 litres of oil ?
Do u know what is the issue ? Thx
Could be a faulty sensor. Hard to help and give an accurate diagnosys remotely. Get some help from a local vag specialist as you don't want to take any chances when it comes to engine oil
Hi, can you show me where the turbo boost sensor is pls? Thanks
Hi
Go to realoem.com and try to find it there on the diagrams
@@TheKeenMechanic is was for the Audi A6 2.0 C7
Can you install dipsticks for this car
Good luck with that if you decide to do it let me know how you get on🤝🏻
Fancy servicing my 2012 A6 C7? I've just picked up some oil, and oil filter, fuel filter and air filter. It's a shame most mechanics can't be trusted or bother to do a proper job.
Thanks for the compliment buddy. Unfortunatelly I have started 3 massive projects and currently taking engine and gearbox on one of them for a full rebuild. I am confident you will be able to do the service yourself just by following my tutorial🤝🏻
@@TheKeenMechanic You've made me want to try it myself, I just don't have all the tools to change all the parts. My cousin has a garage, I may take it there and do it myself, it's the little details that stand out, great vid and good luck with current projects. Subbed.
@@adzmanchester I am more than confident you can do it. You don't need many tools and if you buy them for your first service they will pay for themselves. You will not only save money but you will know the job has been done right and your engine will last for many more years🤝🏻
@@TheKeenMechanic I'll give it a go pal, and you're right, nothing beats that peace of mind knowing its been done properly with due care and attention. I've almost finished my project which I started 5 months ago, an extension at the back of the house, quoted 15-25k, I decided with the help of UA-cam and with time on my hands to crack on with it myself and it's almost done, total cost so far... 3k. Needed a brickie for one day, a plasterer for one day but the rest was myself with the help of friends when they could spare a few hours here and there. Anything is possible if you're determined enough.
@@adzmanchester Exactly. Well said. About 15 years ago I was like most people who pay someone else for everything around the house. I must say I was lucky I never had to pay rent so the extra money went towards tools. Now I can work with Wood (high end furniture making) Metal (welding and fabrication) I work on anything that has an engine in it, I am currently learning electrical work and plan on taking a course on bricklaying. I hope in less than 5 years to be very self sufficient. I don't only do it for saving money but because I enjoy it, I can do what I want, how I want and when I want. Good to hear you will give it a go and please do let me know how you get on🤝
Very good video but why febi oil and febi filter ? Why you didnt use Mobil 1 ESP 5W30 or Motul 8200 X Clean ? Febi is bad … poor Audi
I normally use Castrol Edge but I have been told Febi have very high quality oil. I think even if this oil is not as high quality as others it is still better than no oil changes. This car gets an oil change every 5k miles or even less so it shoudn't be a problem. I don't believe Febi will ruin their reputation by buying low quality oils. They have been on the market since 1844 😉
@@TheKeenMechanic castrol is not good oil … now i use liquy moly 4200 toptec and next oil change i will use mobil 1
@@MrPetik147 I have been using Castrol Edge for the past 15 years on more than 10 cars/vans and I have not had any engine issues. In fact when I took a few of my engines apart they were so clean at over 150 000 miles. I was very impressed I can highly recommend Castrol to everyone who wants to try it. As I have used it for 15 years this is the best validation of the Castrol quality I need. VAG group and BMW recommend Castrol. This is written on their engine oil caps
@@MrPetik147 I never have any issues with castrol with my 2014 A6 Black Edt. Ultra, always smooth and not a single problem! what's your source about castrol been not good?
@@sametoruc1347 salve quale olio devo usare per audi a 6 c7 2.0 tdi 190 cv? Castrol 0x30 oppure 5x30?
Its okey, bad omg enoying clip. Too much explanation and angel of camera is bad. But its in par.
Thanks for your feedback. Appreciate your time buddy.
Hope it was helpful