ATF Lifetime in your A6?

[s6sputnik]

So I am just curious at what interval you all feel the need to change the "lifetime" ATF in your A6's

[Jbaby]

Its part of the 55k service for my 2006. They adjust some band or belt in the tranny too (from what im told).

[doobiesdaddy]

Unknown...sorry but 6MT

[trapped]

I plan on changing it if i ever get the tip chip, so who knows when, (currently at 72k) I am hoping for a few summer gifts to myself for a year of savings. Most people change theirs around 70-100k, but I wouldn't go too much over 100k with the original fluid.

[MYDWAGON]

I changed my "lifetime" at 40k

[Snowhere]

I bought mine with 87K on the clock, and immediately changed the fluid along with timing belt, waterpump, cam seals.......

[Kemer1]

The front track CVT cars in the C6 are done at 55k. However the 6sp Tip with Quattro are done at 100K and run about $700-$1000 to do. Obviously 6MT don't apply. But I don't know if the C5s are any different then the C6 Tiptronics.

[Kevin1]

Its part of the 55k service for my 2006. They adjust some band or belt in the tranny too (from what im told).

You must have the CVT.

[Jbaby]

Yeah, its not the Quattro. I commute and need the mileage. Still drives really good in snow without chains though. I told the CHiPy it was all wheel drive

[oc-drop]

I'm at 193k without an ATF change

[HOFFY11]

father (master audi tech) says there is no factory suggestion, but from him you should do it minimum of every 60K miles..hes good id listen to him =D

[oc-drop]

P.S.
Audi unofficially considered "lifetime" as 100k

[AudiSport12]

Mines at 113k and I really need it done. It is very clunky and 'slow' at times. Often slams into limp mode reading "incorrect gear ratio" or something like that. Anyone notice and difference after a change?