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[Fred Munro]

Hi Rich;

The A4 auto tranny is filled from under the car. There is a plug at the top
of a recessed well in the tranny oil pan. You remove the plug and fill with
oil until it runs out the hole - the height of the well is the depth of the
oil in the pan. I would expect the A6 to have a similar system. Obviously
not made for the DIY mechanic - it's easiest to access using a lift.

HTH

Fred Munro
'94 S4


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Sent: May 29, 2003 8:30 PM
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Hello all:
Here is a quick question of an Audi nature, not S6. My 98 A6 Automatic
tranny is leaking out the rear seal onto the cat. With no dipstick, is
there some way to tell how much vital fluids remain? Also, where do I
add the transfusion, after doing the seal.

As a Ha Ha, I did take it to Hoffman's nearly a year ago for this
problem, symptoms being burning oil smoke smell. There answer was to
replace the head gaskets for $250, which did nothing to stop the
problem. They are currently thinking about living up to the warranty
for the one year on the job, or of weaseling based on this being a
whole new problem, despite my private mechanic telling me the cat looks
nearly encased in ceramic goo from a long (year) period of burning up
tran fluid. Will I never learn?

If you guys got the info, I will certainly appreciate it.

Yours,

Rich Molk
S6 with the repaired timing belt fiasco, soon to be listed for sale
(cheap comparatively)
A6, still smoking after all this year,
Other wheeled toys, which I tell my wife is better than my chasing
cheap floozies in smoky bars
Da diesel Pickup, revving in neutral when some a-hole tailgates me.
Sunbeam tiger, hardly ever running

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