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Old 04-06-2008, 02:27 PM
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Question, doing 40k maint, used Mann W 940/25 larger filter. Was a big pain to get in , but doable (pat on back). Is this a good filter to use? or overkill. buddy recomended. Will do Haldex next, all ready to go.
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Default The Big filter...>>

Is not really necessary...I think it was aimed at the early Longitudinal 1.8's that developed sludge issues and had a relatively low oil capacity to begin with. Most all of us here have used the standard filters with no issues over many years and many hundreds of thousands of miles....

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Thanks, will go the normal next time.
should I change filter next oil change? I was told the Audi filters should go for at least two changes and will work better if left in. Mann seems to be a good filter.
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Default Amulet with ASA AR1s - what a great combo! Welcome.

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Default most here change the oil and filter each time>>>>

i perform this every 5k with Mobil 1 0w-40.....

I would guess you could change it, but i always like clean oil and clean filters....

Check the FAQ section noted in my sig, as it has a lot of data in it to answer many questions about the TT....

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Thnx for the info ,Love the forum guys, new to the Audi scene own a full fledge resto shop Jaguar XKEs mainstay, (old world tech ,but oh so beautiful) so this Audi will keep me on my toes
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Default Very cool....>

Many of us here are car junkies of all makes and models. XKE's were (are!) beautiful....
I had one, but I'll spare yu the details.....As a Purist, you'd be offended....:-)
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Default must have been the 7 letters between the Jaguar and XKE>>>>

those were Chevy v8! ;-)
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Ford! They're narrower and don't require cutting the frame rails...:-)
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