So, I appreciate the video, but this is NOT how anyone should diagnose, trace or repair oil leaks. Risks taken with expensive parts, no confirmation on where the oil leak came from, weird process, no precautions, unnecessary work, and so on and so forth. If your 3.2 has oil leaks, there are other how-tos out there with actual information. Also, it’s probably our cam control solenoid seals and vacuum pump gaskets anyway… and no need to even take off the intake. :P
@@wyseave You absolutely know your stuff man 👍 I had a mechanic look at it and he said the same thing. So the problem is him able to get to my car due being so busy.
Please, for the sake of all professional techs out there, do not post fn videos.... "they used silicone, but not enough silicone" is a sentence that only hack guys say. There's a fuckin gasket that exists on the crankcase cover and it is absolutely the only thing needed in there. Just have to know how to prep the surfaces properly, which you obviously do not know how.... silicone is NEVER the answer to a leak.
Wow you have patience! God Bless U! Just one of many oil leaks on this engine. Worst engine engine Audi made.
Thats funny because its the precursor to the coveted 3.0t sharing many same designs. 2.0t is the worst with the timing recall.
excellent video ! nice to have tech's generous enough to provide the world with breakdowns!
Was that a oil leak in the front of the car
@@patg5618 ye. The oil separator gasket is leaking
brilliant vid .. thanks man! super helpful!
Its in great condition. Its leaking every fluid it has, but at least it has them! 👍🏻
Great video
Did you put silicon on both sides of the gasket?
What is the part number for the breather hose assembly gasket? The round green one.
So, I appreciate the video, but this is NOT how anyone should diagnose, trace or repair oil leaks. Risks taken with expensive parts, no confirmation on where the oil leak came from, weird process, no precautions, unnecessary work, and so on and so forth. If your 3.2 has oil leaks, there are other how-tos out there with actual information. Also, it’s probably our cam control solenoid seals and vacuum pump gaskets anyway… and no need to even take off the intake. :P
So how do you charge for this job my car leaking in the same places?
I have the exact same issue on same car one mechanic told me 1500$
What brand silicone you use for that? I'm having a oil leak as well and don't believe it's the rear main seal leaking
I heard the rear main seals rarely leak , it’s mostly likely your oil filter housing leaking they go bad on these engines.
@@wyseave You absolutely know your stuff man 👍 I had a mechanic look at it and he said the same thing. So the problem is him able to get to my car due being so busy.
What's the part number for the two gaskets
How much did you charge for this job
Where you get the seal from?
Bro when you put on the new metal gasket did you put the silicon on top of the metal gasket or under the gasket
seems like he put it on the top
At 8 : 2 9 you touched a black sensor and said to disconnect it. What is that sensor called?
Seems like that sensor it's on the fuel rail... i think it's either a fuel pressure sensor, or fuel temperature sensor.
@@RomanTrollanski thank you!
What's the mileage on that engine?
where are you located
what is this gasket called?
Oil separator or valley pan gasket
What’s that part called?
OIL SEPARATOR
Paper towels in the intakes is always a good precaution.
Please, for the sake of all professional techs out there, do not post fn videos.... "they used silicone, but not enough silicone" is a sentence that only hack guys say. There's a fuckin gasket that exists on the crankcase cover and it is absolutely the only thing needed in there. Just have to know how to prep the surfaces properly, which you obviously do not know how.... silicone is NEVER the answer to a leak.