Jinxedaudi Posted February 13, 2022 Share Posted February 13, 2022 Evening Everyone I’m new to the forum but have been an Audi owner a few times throughout the years i’m looking for some advice from your collection knowledge if you can assist it would be greatly appreciated - before I continue can I just let you all know that my knowledge of cars is absolutely 0!! Here’s my tale of woe! I am the proud owner of a beautiful A6 Avant 2015 3.0 Tdi Quattro Black Edition, I purchased this in Feb 2020 from a main dealer as an approved used Audi with 53000 miles on the clock. My job takes me all over the county and due to the pandemic I have been everywhere, full service history, no expense spared, as it stands now it has 116000 miles M troubles started 2 weeks ago, it had just been in for a major service and mot, whilst in the glow plugs were also changed, 8 days later I set off for work, something doesn’t feel right so I turn around and head back home. On the way back without warning or any form of noise or warning light etc the car just switched off! It was like it has stalled, literally the rev counter drooped to 0 and i managed to coast to a stop ( luckily I hadn’t been on the motorway) I get rescued to the garage, they carry out a “hand_crank test” ? And say it won’t turn and that the engine is seized!!!! I’m not out to point fingers I just need a solution to get this fixed as I owe £££ in finance, I need to find a CRTE engine, can anyone help? Done a lot of research and apart from the usual scammers I am drawing a blank any suppliers yo guys may know? many thanks 😭😭😭😗 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stevey Y Posted February 13, 2022 Share Posted February 13, 2022 47 minutes ago, Jinxedaudi said: Evening Everyone I’m new to the forum but have been an Audi owner a few times throughout the years i’m looking for some advice from your collection knowledge if you can assist it would be greatly appreciated - before I continue can I just let you all know that my knowledge of cars is absolutely 0!! Here’s my tale of woe! I am the proud owner of a beautiful A6 Avant 2015 3.0 Tdi Quattro Black Edition, I purchased this in Feb 2020 from a main dealer as an approved used Audi with 53000 miles on the clock. My job takes me all over the county and due to the pandemic I have been everywhere, full service history, no expense spared, as it stands now it has 116000 miles M troubles started 2 weeks ago, it had just been in for a major service and mot, whilst in the glow plugs were also changed, 8 days later I set off for work, something doesn’t feel right so I turn around and head back home. On the way back without warning or any form of noise or warning light etc the car just switched off! It was like it has stalled, literally the rev counter drooped to 0 and i managed to coast to a stop ( luckily I hadn’t been on the motorway) I get rescued to the garage, they carry out a “hand_crank test” ? And say it won’t turn and that the engine is seized!!!! I’m not out to point fingers I just need a solution to get this fixed as I owe £££ in finance, I need to find a CRTE engine, can anyone help? Done a lot of research and apart from the usual scammers I am drawing a blank any suppliers yo guys may know? many thanks 😭😭😭😗 Hi it sounds as though the cam belt timing has slipped and locked the cams, have a word with Regal Engines in Purfleet in Essex, its a long way from you but they are about the most honest and helpful people I have ever dealt with. Steve. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
In despair Posted August 16, 2022 Share Posted August 16, 2022 Hi Chris, I’d be interested to hear how you got on as exactly the same thing has happened to my 2015 3.0tdi quattro c7.5. thanks Al Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Magnet Posted August 17, 2022 Share Posted August 17, 2022 Hello Al, Thanks for joining and sorry to hear you are in difficulties too. Unfortunately, the original poster never returned and contributed further to the forum, even to acknowledge Steve’s helpful recommendation. I would suggest you send him a PM in the hope that he may respond. Kind regards, Gareth. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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