2008 Audi A4 Oil Type. Home; Cars; Audi; Audi A4; 2008; All 2008 Audi A4 trims appear to use the same type of oil: 5W/40. A4 Cabriolet 2.0 Expand. Acceptable Oil Types. 5W/40. Oil Stats. Engine Code: BPG. Change Period: 10000 miles/ 12 months. Oil Capacity. 4,5 litre . A4 Cabriolet 2.0 quattro Expand. Acceptable Oil Types. 5W/40. Oil Stats. Engine Code: BPG,
BWT. … The 2008 Audi A4 has 2.0L and 3.2L engines with 4.9 quarts engine oil capacity. Audi suggests using API SM certified 5W-20 or 5W-30 oil. The 2007 Audi A4 2.0L and 3.2L engines with 4.9 quarts oil capacity. A4 8E (2001-2008) Engine A4 1.6 (75 kW) Capacity 3,5 L Change interval 30000 km/ 24 months Oil type 10W-60, 10W-40, 15W-40, 5W-40,
0W-40, 5W-30 Engine A4 1.8 Turbo (110 kW) Capacity 3,5 L Change interval 30000 km/ 24 months Oil type 5W-30 Engine A4 1.8 Turbo (120 kW) Capacity 4,1 L Change interval 30000 km/ 24 months Oil type If you fill and check your Audi A4 oil level when the engine is cold – the oil is not at its full expansion and you’ll fill over the maximum oil level. When overfilled, the excess oil expands and makes its way into the engines
crank case ventilation, breather hose and pcv valve system. All Audi gasoline and diesel engines require synthetic oil, so Castrol GTX works fine with any. Castrol GTX will reach and adhere to all the small components and areas within your engine. Due to a good viscosity level, this is a decent engine oil to use even in winter. 2008 A4 2.0T S-line. What kind of oil and coolant? Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 10 As title mentioned, I am looking to change my oil (I will just bring it to the auto care shop but I need to know the type of oil so I can let them
know the one I want) and add some more coolant. Add: I just checked it back right now. I pressed the button "CHECK" and the red light came on for coolant and oil pressure. When I was driving home today, the oil light (with the word "MIN" on it) came on but now it came off. What problem am I having with the car? Last edited by minhtranq; 06-09-2014 at 06:52 PM. Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: St. Louis, MO Posts: 860 Just to add you want to use either 0w40 or 5w40 (I use this one). Has to be full synhtetic oil. I use Mobil 1 myself. Not 100% sure on the coolent but I think it requires a specific kind. Can't check my owner's manual right now so hopefully someone else knows. As for your MIN Oil light. You might be right at the level where it trips the sensor. Check the oil level when the engine is warm to make sure you are between the min and full marks. Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 685 Get the coolant from a VW or Audi dealer's parts department. It used to be G12, I think it's G13 now. It's the only stuff you should top off with. It's not that much more than a gallon of generic stuff--it's just a little out of the way to get it if you're not close to a dealership. Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Michigan Posts: 60 Guy's I just bought an 08' A4 2.0T S-line myself and am getting stuff around to change the oil myself. I found the thread on reseting the computer (since my car didn't come with an owners manual) so that was awsome. My stupid question of the day is how many quarts of oil do I need? and also, where is the dipstick located? I've looked all over the engine bay and can't find it? Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 139 Quote: Originally Posted by dlcain Guy's I just bought an 08' A4 2.0T S-line myself and am getting stuff around to change the oil myself. I found the thread on reseting the computer (since my car didn't come with an owners manual) so that was awsome. My stupid question of the day is how many quarts of oil do I need? and also, where is the dipstick located? I've looked all over the engine bay and can't find it? Don't know how many quarts, the dealer changes mine (part of the deal when I bought it) but you can't find the dipstick?? It should be orangeish colored and the easiest thing to find. Unless its not there, then you've got yourself a problem that should be resolved immediately before driving! Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Michigan Posts: 60 Quote: Originally Posted by mhoward Don't know how many quarts, the dealer changes mine (part of the deal when I bought it) but you can't find the dipstick?? It should be orangeish colored and the easiest thing to find. Unless its not there, then you've got yourself a problem that should be resolved immediately before driving! Yeah I'm not kidding lol. I mean, I've had Audi's before and I know my way around car pretty well. I looked in the area just to the right of the block as your facing the engine (that's where my 97' 1.8T was) and don't see anything. I'm wondering if this car has electronic dipstick only? If the stick is missing I'm going to be pissed at the dealershit. I've had numorous problems with this car since I drove it off the lot Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 139 Quote: Originally Posted by dlcain Yeah I'm not kidding lol. I mean, I've had Audi's before and I know my way around car pretty well. I looked in the area just to the right of the block as your facing the engine (that's where my 97' 1.8T was) and don't see anything. I'm wondering if this car has electronic dipstick only? If the stick is missing I'm going to be pissed at the dealershit. I've had numorous problems with this car since I drove it off the lot Electronic dipstick? If by that you mean when the oil gets too low it trips the low oil light in the car then yes it has that. I can't think of one car company who'd be dumb enough to not put a good ol fashion dipstick in their car...except those battery powered cars. But I've personally looked at an 08 2.0T engine and it's in the exact same place as my 07. Wish I had a picture for you. Something must be missing or covering it up, it shouldn't be hard to spot at all. Can you find the tube that the stick goes into? Should be in that same spot, likely black in color. Post a picture of the top of your engine if you can. You''ll probably have to use a site like photobucket to upload one... Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 685 Mine is an orange ring at the top of the dipstick. It is sort of buried real low down next to the engine cover, so maybe pop that off and you'll find it? Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Michigan Posts: 60
Quote: Originally Posted by KingWulfgar Mine is an orange ring at the top of the dipstick. It is sort of buried real low down next to the engine cover, so maybe pop that off and you'll find it? Well I went out and popped the hood. What I found was a black plastic cap which appeared to be used on the A/C low pressure switch, dum-gummed to the dipstick tube. Unbelievable!! I pray that none of the dum-gum made it's way down to the engine block. Any idea's on where I can get a good price on a new dipstick? Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 685 Quote: Originally Posted by dlcain Well I went out and popped the hood. What I found was a black plastic cap which appeared to be used on the A/C low pressure switch, dum-gummed to the dipstick tube. Unbelievable!! I pray that none of the dum-gum made it's way down to the engine block. Any idea's on where I can get a good price on a new dipstick? ECSTuning.com? Dealership parts department? It can't be that expensive, I've found that for cheaper stuff, I don't save a lot by going to the internet (once you add shipping). What oil does a 2008 Audi A4 2.0 T take?Notes: OE Recommendation, Full synthetic. 5W-40.
What kind of oil does a Audi A4 2.0 take?For your Audi A4 sedan's gas-powered, 201-hp 40 45 TFSI® or 261-hp 45 TFSI® engine to run optimally, it needs SAE 5W-40 grade motor oil. If SAE 5W-40 is not available and you're in a pinch, you can use 5W-30 or another alternative viscosity so long as it adheres to the Audi oil-quality standard.
How much oil does a 2008 Audi A4 take?Engine Oil
Capacity: 4.8 quarts (with filter). After refill check oil level.
What brand of oil does Audi recommend?Audi recommends Castrol® EDGE® Professional engine oil. To be sure that you are using an approved oil, check the container label, which should carry the specification, or see your authorized Audi Dealer, who will have approved oil in stock and available for purchase. What if I can't find TOP TIER gasoline?
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