Audi S4 Timing Chain Issue at Daniel Shannon blog

Audi S4 Timing Chain Issue. is it a similar issue the first gen 2.0 motors have where the chains stretch and cause timing issues? should i expect another 50k miles before i have to worry about timing chain issues? does my b6/b7 s4 have a timing chain or timing belt? the timing chain noise is in the first second or so when it starts. The b6/b7 s4 4.2 liter power plant is a chain. You do have that but like others. The quick answer is timing chain. There is a rattle until oil pressure builds and the chain tightens. I’ve seen a couple people who have the early 4.2 always. So far we have upper. Or do i have to worry sooner than that due to the age of the car?. audi has a tsb for updated parts to fix a timing chain noise, sounds like their way of admitting there is an. my 2014 s4 started making this noise. Seems to get louder as the engine warms up.

2004 Audi S4 Timing Chain Kit
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You do have that but like others. So far we have upper. my 2014 s4 started making this noise. There is a rattle until oil pressure builds and the chain tightens. audi has a tsb for updated parts to fix a timing chain noise, sounds like their way of admitting there is an. Or do i have to worry sooner than that due to the age of the car?. is it a similar issue the first gen 2.0 motors have where the chains stretch and cause timing issues? Seems to get louder as the engine warms up. does my b6/b7 s4 have a timing chain or timing belt? The quick answer is timing chain.

2004 Audi S4 Timing Chain Kit

Audi S4 Timing Chain Issue The quick answer is timing chain. There is a rattle until oil pressure builds and the chain tightens. The b6/b7 s4 4.2 liter power plant is a chain. my 2014 s4 started making this noise. does my b6/b7 s4 have a timing chain or timing belt? So far we have upper. audi has a tsb for updated parts to fix a timing chain noise, sounds like their way of admitting there is an. I’ve seen a couple people who have the early 4.2 always. Seems to get louder as the engine warms up. Or do i have to worry sooner than that due to the age of the car?. the timing chain noise is in the first second or so when it starts. should i expect another 50k miles before i have to worry about timing chain issues? The quick answer is timing chain. You do have that but like others. is it a similar issue the first gen 2.0 motors have where the chains stretch and cause timing issues?

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