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A6 Avant Quattro 3.0 TFSI Recon

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I would be interested if any of the membership have had a positive experience of having an engine reconditioned but not by a main dealer. My A6 has done 221K miles, runs beautifully but is now using a fair bit of oil, about half a litre a month. I have had it regularly serviced but my garage cannot identify a leak but they are not Audi specialists.

Welcome Martin and thanks for joining. 
Engine reconditioning is now a thing of the past, and without a doubt, an Audi dealer wouldn’t undertake that, even if you pay them thousands of £. Fitting a new engine (if available -in caps) perhaps, but that would seriously damage your wallet.

Some engine reconditioners remain, but their trade would generally come from the classic car enthusiasts, or possibly extreme tuning. In effect, I think you can realistically forget the idea. 
Your oil usage equates to approx. one 5 litre container of oil a year - < £50, even for good stuff. 
The only caveat would be if it is seriously affecting emissions. 
Regards,

Gareth. 

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Thanks Chaps, any informed intel is useful

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