peshkis06

as u can see in the 1st pic, they guy that put new oil in my tranny deff over tightened the dam thing, so under pressure and in time, its safe to conclude the thing flew out in 5th gear going uphill, thats where it all leaked out and killed my tranny, in other words dont let family touch fix ur car,
hope this will help someone, and deff use the torqe specs people, especially in stuff like that
goodluck!

oh and i found this article to be very helpful,

http://www.happywrenching.com/audi/a...ion-guide.html

HBAudi

You may have already done this, but it would probably be best to change the fluid in the replacement gearbox while you have the vehicle raised. It requires just under 3 litres of GL-4 fluid.

Did this family member offer to help with the repair? Using the correct torque specifications is always a good idea.

peshkis06

no he didnt offer to help with anything, let alone say that its his fault,
if it was some shop things wouldve been easier,he didnt even bring his *** down to the garage!
but no i didnt not change the fluid in it, i just dont have the time nor money for it,
the transmission exhaust is all installed, everything xept, passenger side axle, didnt have time last night, but should be driving it today, shifts, fine, pumped the clutch out,

HBAudi

I hope you have a better experience with this gearbox ! Best of luck to you.

peshkis06

hope so too, that one lasted less than 5k miles,