Dont BUY B9 RS4/RS5,S4/S5,Porsche until this is done!RS5 2.9TFSI what's the solution for the issue?

[@addd717]

To be honest Audi should do a recall for these rollers.

[@Lucentlens]

Even without being honest!

[@samsterstormhobbies]

I am a tech at main dealer and we don’t see an awful lot of them, I have seen more roller issues on 3.0 than the 2.9’s, the thing is unless it’s affect a majority of vehicles it’s not worth it for them, they will just pay on a case by case basis under factory warranty if it is covered etc… Annoying I know but I do see lots I would expect to be a recall!

[@93ChayZ]

@@samsterstormhobbies from what we hear now is it’s rare, as so many cars are on the road with the same engine.

[@Dictate25]

@@samsterstormhobbies what about people out of warranty, they shouldn't be responsible.

[@samsterstormhobbies]

@@93ChayZ yeah considering how many vehicles there are on the road, it’s such a small percentage

[@thepharcyde8285]

This engine looks so complicated! I requires great knowledge as only one bolt not tighten properly could cause a nightmare. Very impressive job.

[@Wayne.R]

You guys are just so good at this stuff. Love watching the content. 3 months in the workshop, must have had the owner going crazy lol. But at 9k repair against a 20k+ bill. No argument. Great work guys.

[@Waylander777]

Literally just been looking to purchase a 2017 s5... Thank goodness I came across this channel!

[@makal4966]

Awesome work guys. Love this video serie. I'm disappointed in the Audi Center that did the work on it. Can't find the problem.....new engine.....that's a fast conclusion without investigation you guys did. 9k is still much but against the 24k from Audi it's a bargain. Respect! Regards all the way from NL :-)

[@kevinbarry71]

That's the German engineering factory recommendation, just replace everything

[@jamiemcknight3158]

You guys are wizards absolute wizards! Some of the best content I have seen on KZbin! Your knowledge is a credit to you both 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻 keep up the epic work and content

[@Steve_with_coffee]

I have a B9 S5 that had a version of this issue. At about 60k miles I noticed a sound very like a failed lifter or a tappet badly out of adjustment, so called the dealership and took it in. They ultimately discovered a single rocker with what looked to be a missing needle, but absolutely nothing in the oil, no issues otherwise. Replaced all the rockers with the updated units, and a camshaft for good measure. I always take all the parts from these jobs home just to look them over and the bad rocker had all the movement of the one you show, and looked like it had a missing needle, so I took a grinder to it and pulled the center pin out. What I found was fascinating...all the needles were present, and the center pin had been worn on one half so much that it looked a bit line a small camshaft. The 'missing' needle was just rotated inside the roller. It reminds me of the issue with cam adjuster pin hardness on some 4.2s (like the one in my C5 allroad). My suspicion is that QC failed to notice inadequate hardening at multiple stages in the supply chain and this is the result. To their credit Audi let my service advisor decide what needed to be done, after he asked what I wanted replaced, and the car hasn't had a hiccup since. All under warranty, thankfully! I'm going to set all the parts of the rocker in resin as a paperweight.

[@daveross4091]

hi i take it you still had audi warrenty? i spoke to audi uk and they deny all knowledge of a problem happening

[@Steve_with_coffee]

@@daveross4091 Yeah, I bought the extended warranty when I bought the car. First gen teething problems and all, but I tend to keep my cars for a long time so it's an expense I can live with. However, this is a QC issue like the oil consumption issue and Audi should cover it in any case. If you want, I'll sent pics of the rocker I took apart. That they redesigned them tells us all we need to know. I was lucky that all the needles stayed in and the entire rocker didn't jump out, but like the cam adjuster pin hardening problems in the past, or poor quality chain ramps, or oil consumption, it's something they need to address up front. The PR would be great.

[@shotta287]

Could well be inadequate hardening in the supply chain. Happens often in aerospace where I work. There’s been situations where we’ve had to do fleet recalls.

[@Steve_with_coffee]

@@shotta287 That's my guess as well.

[@Salmon_Rush_Die]

Thank you so much for working so hard to save the customer money, & still perform the best work. Guys like you make the world a better place.

[@JamieKeefer]

So complicated. I’m impressed. Never been so relieved to see an engine start on KZbin.

[@AK-fl3nc]

I’ve worked for Audi for 24 years, I can confirm Audi have some shocking design faults!!! Great content/videos 👌🏻

[@ricoesse9364]

wow ! i wish that all the garages filming the repairs so the owner can see everything and how difficult it can be ! big respect for you guys !!!

[@VAGTechnic]

Owner wasn’t really happy with the filming 🥲

[@stacks_producer]

@@VAGTechnic Why was he not happy with filming?

[@VAGTechnic]

@@stacks_producer because people will now know it’s done 😅

[@gges1605]

@@VAGTechnic a customer might also feel pressure to replace parts that they may not have done knowing the world's watching the best bet is probably just remove number plates before filming

[@kevinjudedeloria5648]

Thank you, eagerly waited for this vid and you guys are awesome for doing the job! My 2017 B9 is still under warranty under a different provider for 3 more years so I'll keep an eye out. I've done 68k kms (42k miles). This is just atrocious design and should have been a recall, goodwill and all. Hope you guys are in NZ, would definitely get you guys to do mine.

[@KalpeshPatel-cq3pm]

Audi should have paid half off the Bill , you Guys are awesome , very hard working lads and honest Too , we need more people like you , God Bless you , Keep up the good work

[@derrickgarcia303]

Thanks for the advice. Audi owners should file a lawsuit about these mechanical problems.

[@rob198]

This engine/variant of this engine with original rocker arms have been in thousands of VAG cars from 2017-2019. I don't think this is common, great video though. I have a b9 S4 and will be monitoring closely.

[@VAGTechnic]

All of them are hitting the critical mileage just now … we are going abroad to sort out few now

[@rob198]

@@VAGTechnic checking the threads about this on Audizine and Audiworld, the mileage with the known failures vary significantly. I've also seen a few S4,S5 in Canada running at 140k km with no issue. Still not convinced its common, but would love to see a follow-up with your findings.

[@jimbethpiggy]

@@VAGTechnic sounds interesting.

[@bokiNYC]

@@VAGTechnic Where abroad if you don't mind me asking? Looove your work by the way 👍

[@Jokero_YT]

I wonder how much the cost is to change this before they become an issue..

[@cjlomax2156]

Dude - much respect! If I had a 2 or 4 post lift I would definitely get an Audi - but it needs an engine out to do some of the high mileage engine tasks. Not my way of maintaining a vehicle. If you guys were local I'd definitely hire you for all this. WTF roller pins just falling out from the rockers? That's a hot mess. Great content bro!

[@rekt_86]

this happens on the 2.5 DAZA exhaust rollers which are also needle bearings, however the amount of failures seems relatively low. just repaired one tuned RS3 that developed a misfire and found 2 rollers damaged, ~76,000 miles.

[@MrSneakA]

I know I'm late to the game. I am glad I saw your video as I was considering a newer car with this engine. Best Audi content around,as no one seems to be wrenching on them. Thank you.

[@jsvt3]

Odd that he wouldn’t want you to test drive it after the work. I’d absolutely want you to drive it to make sure all is well.

[@iNeedMorePSi]

My guess is dude probably selling the car asap and didn’t want it to be tested much. As long as he can drive it to a dealer lot and sell it fast. 😂

[@AUDIDOIT]

Incredible guys. Just mind blowing Audi in this day and age produce bullshit rollers unfit for purpose? I cannot thank you enough for what you do, and highlighting these points to potential owners. Excellent work again and I hope the owner valued your time and expertise with the car.

[@markkauffman6184]

Junk rocker arms, intercooler, impossible to work on, the list goes on and on…

[@zerofuckkksgiven8027]

The best mechanics I’ve seen so far! Keep up the good work!

[@makantahi3731]

my mechanics is very good too, we replaced camshaft and valve springs on chrysler 300c 5.7 without removing heads,

[@dtrevi3591]

How truly common is this problem on the early B9’s? There has been literally thousands of these models on the streets for the past five years. I have searched and searched online talk to people who have/do owned them mechanics dealerships and have called all the major tuning companies including a APR 034 IE etc.. Aside from this video and a few mentioned in the Audizine forum that was it . I keep hearing that it’s been blown way out of proportion. The tuning companies I spoke with all said the same thing they never had an issue they all have the first generation early 2018 B9’s which have been highly tuned and used hard in testing . I’m sure there’s no doubt that these rocker arms can fail and I’m also sure there are many failed rocker arms that have not been reported but once again how TRULY common is this issue? I’ve also noticed that pretty much all performance European cars have some sort of issue (new & old) even the B58 .

[@jetro7349]

When more of these cars reach higher mileage you'll probably see alot more of these failures. The pentastar 3.6 rocker failures look sort of similiar

[@mred9161]

Totally agree; feels like the same nonsense surrounding the e92 M3 rod bearings. Seen so many of those pulled and the wear simply isn’t significant enough to warrant the reputation it’s built up. Social media scaremongering at its finest

[@ventsislavivanov4542]

B58 is miles better

[@justinfewster9807]

Absolutely love the content. Wish I could come over seas and work with you guys. You guys are doing my dream. I’ve been trying to specialize on Audis for a few years now but it’s hard to get your foot in the door without working at a dealership for multiple years.

[@VladimirCudrnak]

I am so happy to have seen this vid. Almost pulled a trigger on a beautifull 2018 Cayenne with this plant.

[@MrByootox]

When people buy these cars they don't understand running costs. This is a good show

[@gges1605]

The running costs and services are one thing dodgy rocker arms are a bit more than most bargained for.

[@MrByootox]

To be honest, timing chains at the rear of the engine 😵‍💫😵‍💫 Never thought that was a good idea on any car.

[@MikeBit21]

I’ve got a B9.5 S5 so this issue doesn’t apply to my car but that was a great 20 minutes watching this. Wish you guys were in my neck of the woods, superb quality.

[@Jolinator]

The carbon issue requiring engine pulls still remains.

[@randyragy4592]

@@Jolinator That's with all direct injection engines though. This one had an intercooler issue leading to the sludge you see here but yeah, get a carbon cleaning every 40k miles.

[@newhan4914]

So anything after July 2019 will have the new rocker design, correct? Also, are the B9.5 RS5 and S5 have new intercooler design? Is carbon cleaning costly?

[@Jolinator]

@@newhan4914 You have to pull the engine to clean the carbon on these engines. it will be one of the most costly carbon cleans of any vehicle.

[@morganlingsweiler9813]

@@Jolinator yea I've been desperately searching the forums to see if there is anyone mentioning a way of doing it with the subframe partially dropped etc. My wife and I would love an SQ5 as our next car but I will talk her out of it, into a x3 m40i if this does require engine removal. I wouldn't want to go longer than 50-60k miles between valve cleanings, especially if the car was tuned. This would make the SQ5 like the b5 Audi S4 v6tt for me. A car I absolutely love but will never own unless I hit the lottery.

[@fasts5coupe814]

Thank you so much for sharing… You guys are completely appreciated here in the US!

[@史迪奇-g7s]

Bro thank you for sharing, I'm just finishing the valve rocker arm replacement! But I was lucky and didn't hurt the camshaft. I am Rs5 in January 2018, the mileage is 80000km...

[@Tehsheeeep]

seeing that carbon buildup makes me glad I got an s5 with the CREC engine, which has port and direct injection

[@wangshuokevin]

NA CREC engines don't have port injection

[@Tehsheeeep]

@@wangshuokevin good thing I’m in the uk then

[@shotta287]

CREC is the best S4 engine

[@markcarter9476]

When you have to code a battery to the car things have gone way to far. I think I'll stick with my old school S4 B5, life is so much simplier.

[@eastoakland-S65feen]

B5 S4s are nice. Do you have any mods?? Just ordered coil overs for my C5 rs6. Exicted to have the car at perfect hieght

[@Jamk14]

B5 ganggg. Got me my bagged cactus green car

[@tonyc2837]

Fantastic video. You guys are certainly experts with these highly complex cars.👍

[@raycollington4310]

This was very interesting and fantastic work by you guys. Great public service broadcasting channel. Thank you.

[@jonsimpson3011]

Great work guys , but smoking in the workshop!!! While working around flammable liquids is not a great idea

[@albinkomor8095]

Thank you for info. I was just wandering what is a common problems wirh this engine. Is there problem with oil cooler aswell???

[@markdouglas2035]

Love watching this channel learn so much, even after 25 years in the trade! 👍

[@lolo-pr4uj]

Hey guys i actually own a 2018 rs5 b9 do you know the exact part for the rockers i really want to replace them after watching this. Do you have have a part number from audi?

[@streetrider1987]

Good to see and what a relief after the Catastrophe broken cams and roller replacement of the engine. Great job! So if I get this V6 turbo to work, I would cry for help. Thanks for sharing the video

[@adventurer4188]

It would be extremely helpful if you could post the in cabin sound of this Valve noise while accelerating. Not much on the internet at all. Most people can’t tell if they have noisy lifter, spark plug, timing chain, exhaust leak, or all of the above when it comes to ticking noises while driving through the city. Most shops apparently want to replace everything until they find out.

[@VdubG]

Samo Napred momci, gledajući vas kanal sam naucio mnogo stvari!

[@bokiNYC]

👍 takodje

[@mattw4211]

Great job sorting this one out!! Just one small thing, at 18:19 you don't actually need those codes if you don't want to buy an oem battery. You just have to change the serial number (Any random number would reset the battery charging circuit). Although I still buy oem batteries lol

[@VAGTechnic]

It Will not charge it fully

[@waelal-zubieri5358]

I believe the new rocker arm revision is actually after June 2018 from what I can see on the forums. The build date of the engine needs to be after that to make sure you get the new revision. I am not sure where they July 2019 date came from.

[@VAGTechnic]

I was calling TPS using all sort of different registration available on market and compared the part numbers . July 2019 onwards the rocker arms are upgraded from factory under new part number

[@waelal-zubieri5358]

@@VAGTechnic so you are saying that even though the new rocker arm part revision came out in June 2018, it only started being included in vehicles after July 2019?

[@Lucentlens]

@@waelal-zubieri5358 You can bet it took them a year to roll out the changes to the production line itself.

[@x3wildcard]

@@waelal-zubieri5358 You think they threw out the old parts they had built for the line? Hell no, they ran them through until the loss slop was tolerable. Let the customers have the bad parts, deal with it later thus offloading a lot of the upgrade cost to insurance companies and owners. Business.

[@sanjaygandhi8504]

Great work guys and the honesty is good to see... Look forward to next vid

[@mrgen3supercharged28]

Wow guys that so impressive and so mind opening to who can do the job and who wouldnt i like the videos and the straight forward thinking and knowledge well done to u and ur other machanic .....take care and stay cool from all this heat wave , im from Australia where we get the weather like this in our summers ...not knowing the Audi prob here in Australia but will think about owning any model ....Thank you

[@KevinThomas-kxtphotography]

Hi guys great content, they are beautiful cars but Audi seem to fail on engineering basics yet again with these rocker arms. I will stick to my A4 diesel I think. 👍

[@TheLassenman]

The design of new cars and engines is just absurd and stupid. No wonder this kinda of repairs costs a lot of money to fix...And you guys did an awesome job with that Audi RS5 :)

[@lukaszlukasz4599]

Great job guys, will contact with you in next couple weeks to book a full servive of my Audi A6 50 tdi and gear box oil change.

[@Maroco918]

I see an opportunity for the aftermarket to save the day with a badass rocker upgrade

[@nickk5345]

Great work! When you time this engine is it necessary to pretension the exhaust Cams prior to torquing the control valve/cam adjuster center bolts?

[@MrNeilhillman]

Amazing, loving the price comparison from Audi to yourselves. Can't wait for my back car to break, it's coming your way!

[@bigmotor3845]

The Dodge V6 rollers had same issue Nice jobs Top Techs!!!

[@nigelcaine3061]

The owner must very disappointed with main Audi dealer, all servicing and oil changes done early and to correct timings and Audi dealer knows of issues and just quotes £24K and says take it or leave it....BTW great job guys.

[@albinkomor8095]

It is worth to subscribing you man. So there we go. New videos to explore. Good luck to you guys. Where are you based?

[@Haider_Malik]

Love your transparency! What a great insight problem solving. Glad it’s fixed

[@dadyo63]

Gud workmanship there guys ,excellent

[@derickcole3128]

Great video Guys!!!…the owner didn’t let test drive it!!!…why!!! Wanted to see you go beast mode init 😂 he drove it off very cautious!! Maybe a bit reluctant to give it some!!!…BTW that R8 sounded SICK!!…I’ll defo be sticking with my B8 S5 😎😎👌🏾💯👍🏾

[@VAGTechnic]

We are vehicle abusers 😂 we fully respect he’s decision , how ever we did drove it once he collect it . So all cool

[@hvmondeck]

@@VAGTechnic Boosted B8 S5 😎 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2TVmGSti5mFoZI

[@shotta287]

I’d imagine he will be a lot more cautious now! Doesnt want another £9k repair bill does he

[@frankalarcon635]

Great work guys. The customer actually said not to test drive it? Wow

[@VAGTechnic]

We are vehicle abusers! 🤫

[@frankalarcon635]

@@VAGTechnic haha I would have thought that the test drive afterwards is just part of making sure everything is fine.. 😉

[@syncrosimon]

TIG weld those pressed on cam shaft lobes, just a tack would prevent further movement. Amazing work👍👍

[@TyinAlaska]

Nah. Then you have to balance them.

[@vojvoda9060]

Mirko and Miroslav.....pozdrav...💪💪

[@luiscerqueira4018]

Helo great Mechanics,, Congratulations for your work and your chanel. I have one question for you, Is it save to buy the S5 from 2014 till 2016 B8.5 version and what issues will i find on that special machine? Thank you Luís Cerqueira From Porugal

[@philippbritner498]

Hi can someone pls list all the problems the rs5 engine has? Is there a difference between the b9 and b9.5 enginewise? I’m looking into buying one however I’ve heard that thy have a high oil consumption

[@stefanczechorskidds8435]

Thanks for the Update and all the tech. info regarding this RS5 ; Cheers from across the pond!

[@petex2033]

I was under the impression from previous videos that the main reason for the rocker arm failure was due to water ingress, is that not the real issue here? Would the rocker bearings not be fine if no water from dodgy intercooler? Great video series BTW, been refreshing your page every day since part 2, brilliant work!

[@Jolinator]

Audi redesigned the rockers for a reason, the bigger question is why does this engine even have rockers instead of cam buckets?! rockers belong on pushrod engines... at least you can get to them easy on those kind of engines for when they need replacement or repair. Regardless this engine is doomed to require frequent engine out jobs every time you have to do a carbon clean due to the hot v design.

[@miceinoz1181]

Just a note, these roller bearing rockers have failed in Ford and GM engines as well. They do not have the water issues.

[@ProgTrance]

Just out of curiosity.. Say the rocker pins did fall out. Is there enough valve clearance for them to fall into the cylinder? Just trying to figure out if it would be a catastrophic failure if they failed or if it could be caught in time. Thanks!

[@seanb9814]

That's truly horrific quality from Audi. This is made worse still by how difficult it is to do a relatively basic service task like a carbon clean. On top of that what the hell is the PCV system doing putting so much cr@p into the intake manifolds (in addition to coolant from the failed cooler)? I thought my B6 S4 was bad enough! Wow.

[@Tracked350Z]

Pretty much a PCV's vent back into the intake manifold. Everything I have worked on outside of jet engines, had pcv's that vent back into the intake system to be burned.

[@billymania11]

Turbo motors are powerful but complex and have design drawbacks. The issue in many cases is that the boost pressure pushes combustion gases past the rings into the crankcase and oil. The PCV captures much of that and pumps it back into the intake system. Obviously that leads to fouled intake valves. Tuning makes the problem worse as boost is increased. In the case of AUDI, the rockers are an additional weak point.

[@megasheva76]

Congratulations for the skill. How much would it cost to replace the rollers? You don't have to disassemble the engine for this right? After how many km could these parts fail? Thanks, I ask because I would like to buy an RS5 year end 2017 or 2018.

[@VAGTechnic]

You Have to prevention is 3950£

[@iainatkinson9239]

I love your work i think it's totally amazing, but i do hate how audi / vw just build in so many issues with these cars and just wash their hands when they go wrong, I mean just look at the size of the pins in the rocker arms they almost twice the size for the new ones

[@916shanks]

I have a 2018 RS4 B9 with these rocker arms (checked with a bore scope). Audi as we know, dont acknowledge that there is an issue with these earlier engines (33k mile). At this time, my engine seems fine and has no top end noises. If I am proactive, how much will it cost to replace the earlier arms with the later ones? I'd be interested to know the poportion of earler cars that are affected, if anyone knows?

[@VAGTechnic]

Currently we do 2-3 a month , vagtechnic.uk/products/audi-s4-s5-rs4-rs5-sq5-cwg-engine-rocker-arm-replacement-service

[@makantahi3731]

thank you for tip, it seams i will keep my chrysler 300c , 5.7, it is stone age technology but it works, and it can hold full throttle as much as need, just oil change every 5-8000km , (any 5w-30, mostly the cheapest)

[@josiahkunstman8168]

until your cam gets shredded and you have hemi tick

[@makantahi3731]

@@josiahkunstman8168 thank you on good wish, but it does not happen by super natural force than because bad maintenance, long term oil exchange and too much idling, if it has any tendency to fail it would be failed 100 000km ago and if it would happen by some miracle, it would be easy job to repair, no engine remove, just heads off and replace lifters and cam, 3-4 hours of work, 500 euros cost

[@lenickametrova7346]

zvazuji mezi rs5 b9 nebo rs5 b8 lift ale spis b8 lift kvalita zadne plasty atd. jak vidim to video lepsi b8 ze? dekuji mnohokrat

[@geniferteal4178]

In a completely unrelated situation I had rocker arms fail and put needle bearings inside an old Ford engine. I had a pickup tube on the workbench and they did not fit through the screen I thought I was safe. As it turns out there was a way they could get around the screen. It was not crimped the entire circumference. There was a way they could Escape into this Gap and into the oil pump. Not sure if relates to this but I would be double sure they can't get sucked up.

[@emmanuellopez5037]

The rocker arms definitely look delicious with that orange chicken sauce from Panda Express.

[@eastoakland-S65feen]

All the new cars look good but im happy with my C5 RS6😎

[@senco981]

Your work is extremely impressive. Just out of curiosity, how do you remember what goes where after you take engine out of the car and disconnect hundreds of wires and lines? Do you have notebook, watch your own video or follow factory manual? Thanks

[@spacecased91]

What are the tell tale signs that an EA839 engine has an issue with the rocker arms? Do you recommend swapping them out as preventative maintenance after a certain number ofmiles? This reminds me of the B7 S4 chain tensioner issue all over again.

[@GM-kt8rh]

Thanks for this, looking at getting a rs5 sportback or rs4 , I'll keep it to 2020 onwards now.

[@poppops62]

Really enjoyed that series. Awesome work by you guys 👍

[@nigelk780]

This was invaluable.I would go further and say dont buy one full stop. I bought an SVR instead of a macan s on the back of this. I very much doubt the revised rockers will stand the test of time. as rolling element bearings really are inappropriate. Im amazed VAG group persists with this given the horrors in 996 etc etc.

[@blade643]

lol you bought Land Rover and thought it will be less of a hassle than Audi

[@nigelk780]

@@blade643 Jaguar actually and yes it is less hassle than the many Porsche, Audi, VW I have owned.

[@robertasviskupaitis9195]

do you think audi will achnowledge this and perhaps warranty or provide a free repair? This seems like worth to raise a recall for

[@angrycupra8636]

Great video as always!

[@1b9e7n3z]

I love Audi.... Only when you repair it😂 congrats for all that amazing work you doing with this cars. Always a great experience for me to see your videos

[@Prodigy_ad]

I just purchased a 2022 RS5 and after watching the first video I was nervous and was going to trade it in until he said he rocker arms were upgraded from 2019 onward

[@99andrianmonk]

Outstanding job. Great video. Your customers should be extremely happy with the work and the price.

[@Kevinarthuryoutube]

Awesome video and great to see you guys doing this work. I’m wondering, does anyone know if Audi fixed the issue with the rollers after a certain date? I’m looking at buying a 2021 macan with this engine and would be great to know if this is something I need to worry about. Cheers

[@VAGTechnic]

All good

[@tonymcnamara9368]

The owner didn't want it test driven? After spending a small fortune, I'd want to know it was running ok.

[@VAGTechnic]

We went for a drive eventually, car is out of the workshop for few weeks now no issues reported so far 😇 we respect everyone’s choice if the car can be or can’t be driven

[@RavenValkyrie]

i've really enjoyed the videos on this RS5, Great Stuff!

[@JanSebastianBerger]

I have a brandnew s5. Isnt it perfected in the year 2024? Would recommend to replace something in the first years?

[@dominicancash]

I was considering this car thank god i did my research and saw this videos , this engine is a pos compared to bmw s58 , never would i get this car.

[@darrinscoilsclouds1498]

So I just finished the video and I think you said if your car was made after July 2019 you’re good? So my car being a 2020 S4 I should be good right? The upgraded rocker arm should’ve been installed by the factory right? oh wait, I have to look to see when my car was manufactured, right?

[@VAGTechnic]

All after 2019 July Should habe new rocker arms

[@darrinscoilsclouds1498]

@@VAGTechnic mine was manufactured 12-19 so I should good. Thanks for the info

[@Louie90s]

Im looking at a 2019 rs5 that didnt come to the states until 11/19. From what i have read on the comments, i think it should be an update rocker arm model ​@VAGTechnic

[@jtb52]

Super been looking forward to seeing this

[@augsie6899]

Did you figure out where it was leaking oil as mentioned in the previous video? Sorry if you said where and I missed it. Thx

[@parkers8245]

Great information - stunning detail !

[@brianichino9634]

Audi supposedly fixed this issue on the B9.5 platforms. Idk abt the 2020 models but defiantly 2021 and forward

[@stefanomarcellino6701]

Facelifted cars have this issue fixed? How can i prevent or clean carbon build up

[@Jack-qn4vt]

Audi engineers assignments usually consist of how hard they can design and and make life difficult for both mechanics and owners a like

[@silvianenova6455]

At how many kilometers should the timing chain be changed?

[@mackzmackz2983]

Hey guys ive been watching ur channel for a long time and u guys help alot. Can you guys do a full in depth video on how to replace the rocker arms on the b9 s5??

[@RaduBogdan2k]

Is there additional damage done when the rollers do fail? So is there a point to doing them just as a prevention job?

[@jayb2617]

i wanted one of these but after seeing this and other audi engine rebuilds i will not be buying one ever audi should be ashamed.

[@Prodigy_ad]

Did you miss the part where he said Audi fixed the problem and from 2019 on it’s no problem?

[@jayb2617]

@@Prodigy_ad so what your saying is if you want one you have to spend 40k to get one without any known faults as yet but you have to be willing to accept that other issues might come up in a few years when they get a few years old?

[@Prodigy_ad]

@@jayb2617 I bought a 2022 RS5 Sportback and from my research Audi made a few upgrades to the new engine so I don’t have any concerns knowing the weak part of the engine has been corrected.

[@silvianenova6455]

The Porsche Cayenne uses the same 440 hp engine. 2020 year. I drive over 210K+ now and have no problem with it. It is possible that after a certain year this problem will be fixed.

[@Account1746]

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