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I have a diesel A2 and am thinking of swapping to an A5 coupe, probably petrol. The TFSI engine excess oil consumption is well documented, together with Audi finally correcting some ..... but what I cannot find despite much Google searching is what year did Audi finally fix this on the production line? Whenever I find an article that says it was fixed in a certain year, people seem to pop up with a newer vehicle that still has the issue, certainly up to 2012. Has it been properly fixed by Audi? If so, what year please for an A5 1.8 or 2.0 TFSI? Ideally, from what VIN? -
Hi, I own a audi a4 2009 1.8 petrol model. It has 40k milage and im having problems with its oil consumption. The yellow warning light on the dash appears, signalling low oil but still ok to drive. I had a replacement oil sensor fitted (advised by garage) however the light continued to come back on. The garage mentioned that it is low on oil and i should seek professional advice from the dealer. On a full tank of oil i get 600 miles untill the warning light reappears. This has happened three times now and currently audi have replaced the filters and oil to perform a consumption test. I don't see any leakage and audi also confirmed no sign of this. The exhaust is very black so guessing its a fault with the engine burning the oil. Audi said once the consumption test is done i may have to pay for them to strip down the engine. Sounds very costly (quoted £140 per hour labour) and wanted advice on next steps. I came across a number of audi problems on the net in regards to oil loss which highlighted piston seals, and turbo issues. Due to the car being less that 4 years old (just out if warrantee) i was wondering what other people would do next? Has anyone had a engine rebuild funded by audi themselves? Or is there a governing body that looks into issues like this? On a 3.5 year old car at the expense of purchase and full audi services i don't expect a engine rebuild to be acceptable, or at a cost to the purchaser for a known audi fault. Any help or advice would be appreciated
