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    Sport/S Line coil spring paint marks - 2.0T

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    Can anyone confirm the OEM coil spring paint marks for a B7 sport package? Is it three whites and a green? I'm trying to locate a replacement front pair for a 2.0T and want to make sure I get the right spring rate.


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    There are at least a dozen different spring color codes, and they're usually coded differently front and rear. It's probably easier to determine spring type by decoding the VIN. In any case, 3 white/1 green appears to be a front spring code. It is a sport suspension(1BE) spring for vehicles built w/weight category 9(0JJ).
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    Thanks. I'm looking for front sport springs for a 2008 avant manual 2.0t. I'd prefer not to post a full vin but was hoping the color codes were listed by load rating based on engine type and Quattro or FWD. I wasn't sure if the color code I asked about was for fronts from a 2.0/3.0 or S4/RS4. Would you know the weight category for front springs 2.0t Avant?

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    Just looked at my build sheet and is lists code 0YN for rear axle and 0JJ for front axle with 1BE so I guess this color code will work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 67Twisty View Post
    Just looked at my build sheet and is lists code 0YN for rear axle and 0JJ for front axle with 1BE so I guess this color code will work.
    Yup, it sounds like it would.
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    B7 A4 avant 2.0t spring indicator colors are as follows

    front = green white white lines
    rear = white yellow dots

    B7 S4 avant spring indicator colors are as follows

    front = green blue blue blue lines
    rear = yellow yellow dots

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    Quote Originally Posted by enizi View Post
    B7 A4 avant 2.0t spring indicator colors are as follows

    front = green white white lines
    rear = white yellow dots

    B7 S4 avant spring indicator colors are as follows

    front = green blue blue blue lines
    rear = yellow yellow dots
    What's the difference between green with two whites vs green with three whites? Looks like same axle weight code.

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    Not sure perhaps auto vs manual ? 2wd vs quattro ?

    Looking at the springs I can't visually notice a difference between the two sets of rear springs but the fronts on the S4 have thicker coils.

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    I think one is for the 2.0T and one is for the 3.2 6 cylinder. They both show the same load rating of 0JJ so I gues they're interchangeable. I would have thought the 3.2 would be a higher load rating.


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