[V6-12v] Timing Belt Change

[Brian O'Neill]

completely differant car. all you really need to do on those is remove  the cooling fan assembly for some added room. the 12v cars always were  my favorite to change t-belts on !! on the 100/a6 cars, you didnt have  to remove anything !! other than move the a/c hose that runs in front  of the crank that is !! 
  
                                                                brian o'
  

Tom Christiansen <tomchr at gmail.com> wrote:  Folks,

For reference: I paid $8-900 at a good German-specialized repair shop for
the timing belt job on my 1994 90S.

You should be able to look up the change interval either on-line or in
Bentley.

Tom

On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 8:01 PM, Kent McLean  wrote:

> Casimiro Izquierdo wrote:
> > I have other questions concerning my 2002 A6 2.7T twin turbo with about
> 72,000 miles.  A service employee told me today that the timing belt in this
> car should be changed at about 60,000 miles.  The dealer has told me that
> the mileage for changing the timing belt is between 95,000 and 110,000
> miles.  This person also said that in order to change the belt, the entire
> front part of the car has to come off; including the radiator, the grill,
> bumpers, etc. He claims that because of this, the job would cost between
> $2,000 and $3,000.  This is the same amount quoted by the dealer.
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