Hello folks, Audi A4 Quattro oil change

It's a non-high output 2.0T post 2019. It's 508/0w20. It's basically impossible to pick the wrong euro oil, unless you somehow tripped and fell into a pool of 0w8 TMO.
 
It's a non-high output 2.0T post 2019. It's 508/0w20. It's basically impossible to pick the wrong euro oil, unless you somehow tripped and fell into a pool of 0w8 TMO.
What if I tripped and fell into a bunch of Valvoline nonsynthetic 😂
 
So much confusion on approvals when it’s something that’s intended to simplify, not make it more difficult.
it's very simple though. any oil approved for the spec on the car is totally fine.

the only confusing thing is that the manual might list more oils than the sticker in the bay. that's fine. you can use any of them.
 
Can someone guide me to a dipstick,I want to purchase one,thank you
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That bump often breaks or gets worn down.

How 'often'? When did it break? During removing or screwing in?
Let's assume that it doesn't break during trips. :sleep:
I use a magnetic plug and only replace the O-ring every 2nd time.
Elring (OEM) sell them in sachets. No issues so far.
My very 'special' tool? A plastic coin (trolley token or play money).
Fits smoothly.
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How 'often'? When did it break? During removing or screwing in?
Let's assume that it doesn't break during trips. :sleep:
I use a magnetic plug and only replace the O-ring every 2nd time.
Elring (OEM) sell them in sachets. No issues so far.
My very 'special' tool? A plastic coin (trolley token or play money).
Fits smoothly.
.
Its designed to "ramp" in to lock but to break off when removed. It's sloped on the install side but square cut on removal.
 
Its designed to "ramp" in to lock but to break off when removed. It's sloped on the install side but square cut on removal.

IF it was designed to "break off when removed" it would break. Mine doesn't in 7 1/2 years.

Btw, beware of cheap Amazon/Chinese drain plugs (and O-rings).
 
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