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D2S8 failing transmission?
'01 124,xxx miles without any issues whatsoever thus far...
tranny fluid flush at 114k miles.
last night I came home and just as I pulled down my street, while in D, revved up high and kicked back into gear...
...this was just as I got on the throttle after a rolling stop.
I parked the car and didn't drive it till just now...drove it for about 10 minutes w/o a problem and then it happened again...and again.
it's slipping "out of gear" at low speeds/gears (1, 2, and 3) and then catching. it was hard to even make it home without it doing it.
just seems weird this literally all of a sudden happened...without any signs/symptoms/issues.
any tips?
any ideas?
any advice on moving forward?
thanks guys
-a
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Two Rings
It has a broken trust bearing behind clutch B. The front clutch assembly slams back at sudden acceleration and the fluid line doesn't line up anymore. You need a rebuild.
01' black on black twin turbo S8 with 6 speed manual (euro TDI 6th gear), RNS-E, Passport SRX
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I'm cringing myself. I just hit 78xxx and I'm waiting for my transmission to fail as well, because I know it's coming one day or another.
-Brandon S.
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PM any questions or concerns
2002 Metallic Black //S8
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 Originally Posted by HIstateS8
I'm cringing myself. I just hit 78xxx and I'm waiting for my transmission to fail as well, because I know it's coming one day or another.
Just 78K?! You're just approaching the break in point...enjoy the many thousands of miles you have to go before worrying about that.
In the meantime, you can worry about leaking coolant pipe on your oil cooler and output shaft flange seal on your center differential leaking gear oil onto your left cat (it'll smell like burning rubber and ass) :)
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One Ring
Not to hi-jack this thread, I have that smell you described and saw that my left cat area has oil on it. What do I need to repair?
Thanks
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^ so PM him then...
 Originally Posted by TozoM8
It has a broken trust bearing behind clutch B. The front clutch assembly slams back at sudden acceleration and the fluid line doesn't line up anymore. You need a rebuild.
see you are the transmission master, shooting you an email now.
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 Originally Posted by Dannyfumi
Not to hi-jack this thread, I have that smell you described and saw that my left cat area has oil on it. What do I need to repair?
Thanks
Extremely common problem...I replaced mine for the 2nd time at about 90K miles (dealer did 1st replacement at 40K under CPO warranty).
http://www.audipages.com/Tech_Articl...placement.html
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 Originally Posted by silverd2
Thank you!
Danny
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Excellent candidate for a 6 speed swap.
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 Originally Posted by Scotty@Advanced
Excellent candidate for a 6 speed swap.
That's the spirit!
2003 Audi A4 Quattro 1.8T (BEX) Avant 5MT, Crystal Blue.
1995 Audi A4 Quattro 4,2 V8 32V (AHC) 6MT, S8-Powered DTM Race Car.
1996 Audi Cabriolet 2,6 V6 12V (ABC) 4AT, Indigo Blue, New V8 / Quattro / 6MT Project.
2008 BMW 120d (N47) 5-Door M-Sport 6MT, Shwartz Metallic, Grey Leather.
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Yeah, I had replaced mine twice now, No big deal, Worst part was removing the exhaust band bolts, that was made short order of by an angle grinder. Now I have to change two more on another '01 and a '99. Its what I do apparently. Well, what are friends for huh? (there tools and talent, that's what) Have fun
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