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Thread: Looking for DIY, step by step, timing belt procedure information for rs6

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    Registered User JSRS6's Avatar
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    Here is that ebay link i was telling you about Jack. This is the same kit i used recently. All parts were OEM/OES. Well put together kit, nothing missing, didnt have to return anything due to incorrect PN. $447 w/free shipping is the best deal you will find.

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Audi-...#ht_2093wt_696
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    Oh, and that free shipping was fast...
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    Haters might hate, but I use the kits from Blau Parts. I bought the enhanced S6/RS6 kit on sale for $509 shipped a few weeks ago. It's $529 shipped regularly.

    It also includes the serpentine belt, front main seal, front cam seals, crank pulley bolts and coolant.

    As far as I'm concerned they've got a good reputation and all the parts are from reputable OEM Tier I suppliers. (INA, SKF, etc.)

    I'm on my second one and have had no issues. Be sure to torque all bolts to spec.

    I've also confirmed that their S6 valve cover gasket kit works on the RS6.
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    No hatin here...that is also a good deal. my kit came with serpentine as well, but no seals, bolts or fluid. Still about the same deal figuring in those parts. Mine was also tier 1 parts, lol.
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    Shouldnt you be about ready to row some gears?
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    Quote Originally Posted by JSRS6 View Post
    Shouldnt you be about ready to row some gears?
    Too much business travel. I thought I'd beat Erik but I'm really doubtful.

    My engine & trans is mated together and I'm getting ready to put everything back together whenever I can get he chance.

    I'm in lovely Muncie, Indiana this week.
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    I had my greasy hands on those tools.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DHall1 View Post
    I had my greasy hands on those tools.
    You were probably one of the last to ever touch those tools......
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    Is there a DIY for removing the front clip instead of "service position"?
    At least I would like to look into what is required to swing the front out of the way and compare the pain with working with mirror/blind in the service position when doing the timing belt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vtraudt View Post
    Is there a DIY for removing the front clip instead of "service position"?
    At least I would like to look into what is required to swing the front out of the way and compare the pain with working with mirror/blind in the service position when doing the timing belt.
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