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  1. 01-12-2016 02:13 PM #1
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    Replacing motor in 06 2.0t quattro automatic with an engine from an 09 cab cvt.. help

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    Hi Guys
    my motor is toast
    i found a 2.0 from a 2009 b7 a4 cabriolet CVT. will the motor be a direct swap ? thanks
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    Im not 100% but I think thats a TFSI engine and I dont think they are compatable.
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    the engine is the same old model 2.0
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    Quote Originally Posted by kgny1 View Post
    Hi Guys
    my motor is toast
    i found a 2.0 from a 2009 b7 a4 cabriolet CVT. will the motor be a direct swap ? thanks
    Assuming the engine is a BWT, then yes it should be a direct swap.
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    Yup should be the same. The b7 cab ran until 2009.
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    I thought I read in this forum that the pilot bearing area is different between auto and CVT/Manual.
    Maybe you can go CVT/Manual/Auto crank to Auto trans?
    But not Auto crank to CVT/Manual trans?

    Someone with direct knowledge should chime in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Older_not_Wiser View Post
    I thought I read in this forum that the pilot bearing area is different between auto and CVT/Manual.
    Maybe you can go CVT/Manual/Auto crank to Auto trans?
    But not Auto crank to CVT/Manual trans?

    Someone with direct knowledge should chime in.
    The manual/cvt crank will work fine in a tiptronic car, but a tiptronic crank will not work in a manual/cvt car. I'm not entirely sure a flywheel would fit on a tip crank.

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    Tiptronic crank:


    Manual/CVT crank:


    Notice the different shape on the end of the crank. Which style do you have?
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