HOW TO replace a Audi A6 3.0L Timing Belt

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Here's a short video of how to install a timing belt on a 2004 Audi A6 3.0L.

1. Raise and support front of vehicle.
2. Disconnect the exhuast pipe for auxiliary heater from front engine undershield (if fitted).
3. Remove:
Lower splash guard.
Air cleaner cover.
Air intake pipe between front panel and air cleaner.
Left hand engine cover.
Front bumper.
Front panel bolts.
4. Install support guides No. 3369 through holes in panel.
5. Remove front panel bolts.
6. Slide the front panel forward into service position.
7. Install the upper rear bolts into the rear holes to steady panel.
8. Remove
Front engine cover.
9. Turn the accessory drive belt tensioner clockwise, using tool No. 3299
10. Remove the accessory drive belt.
NOTE: If the accessory drive belt is to be re-used, mark direction of rotation with chalk to ensure correct installation.
11. Remove:
Accessory drive belt tensioner.
Power steering pump pulley. Use tool No 3212.
Crankshaft pulley bolts.
Crankshaft pulley
NOTE: Thrust washer is only fitted to crankshaft sprocket with part No. 06C 105 063 A.
12. Remove:
Timing belt covers.
Rear engine cover.
13. Move the coolant expansion tank to one side.
DO NOT disconnect hoses.
14. Remove:
Air cleaner housing and hoses.
Dipstick and tube.
Secondary air hose from right hand cylinder head.
Ignition coils.
Both rear crankcase breather hoses.
Both cylinder head covers.
15. Turn the crankshaft clockwise until the camshafts (CA1 & CA2) are pointing upwards at No. 3 cylinder using tool No. T400030

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  • This video is a favorite on Ottawa

  • @ogelioholde921r What's Ottawa?

  • The dealer replaced my belt on my 3.0 at 240,000 and they got it off timing so bad it wrecked the engine. They said it was the engines fault.

  • @Vortec43CPI Sorry to hear that man.

  • Just wanted to thank everyone that is watching my video. Hope this can help someone. Justin

  • how is it changing in a 2002 a4 1.8t...

  • @GuruBreed not that bad. It's pretty easy. What do you want to know?

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  • I am a mechanic but, i have never work on the timing belt in this audi. is it necessary to use this tool? or can it be done with out it?

  • This vid is popular on Jordan

  • wow just like harry houdini with booger strings...

  • @allboostnojuice Do you know how to replace the chain tensioners of an audi s4 4.2 v8 ?

  • @allboostnojuice i have a 2001 a4 2.8 quattro and i cant afford to take it to audi to get my timing belt replaced do you kno of and special tool i would need and a place for diy i cant find any... i am a newb to the whole fixing my own car thing lol... thanks in advance

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