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Tensioners
https://www.autohausaz.com/pn/079109217R
https://www.autohausaz.com/pn/079109218R
https://www.autohausaz.com/pn/079109469AL
Hey Revo I have a question the s6 and s8 are the same engine right because when I look up parts like power steering pump I can’t find it for s6 new or remanufactured but when I look it up for s8 I find it.
Power steering pump
Thanks I checked ecs earlier and I never found it
When we make the headers you need to take 02 location into consideration but since this is worked out in the tune it’s less of an issue.
We’ve built a lots of headers at this point and they for sure make power and more power than just manifolds with no cats by a good degree throughout the entire rev range. However; for the money you still can’t go wrong with just pulling out the cats.
Here is something to think about. If we just built headers with nothing more than just long runners that ended up at a collector. You’d make the same or actually a little less than just gutting the cats on OEM manifolds. I wouldn’t modify the OEM units. Just remove the cats if you feel so inclined and are looking for a bump in power.
As for the 02s. Just replace them with fresh 02s. Don’t skimp on the 02s. Remember most cars have over 100k on them and they didn’t need the 02s replaced in that time frame. As long as you’re not running race gas every week. They should be fine for quite a while. Even if you beat on the car.
Ok thank you and if I do pull the cats would it fail inspection?
Another question does it matter if I use aftermarket sealant then the genuine one?
You will never fail the visual inspection as one nobody can see the cats from the top. If you leave the cans in and just gut them then obviously its impossible for anyone to know there are no cats in there.
depending on your emissions standards and how the tests are run if you get the JHM tune for no cats you should be good to pass emissions. But again this is dependent on your local requrements.
aftermarket sealant is ok just make sure it handles the temp and usage requirements
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This is everything that was done on my car. As for sealant, we used Mercedes sealant since my cousin works as a Mercedes mechanic and says it is the best. I have had zero leaks since the rebuild.
Here is a link for reference:
Qty - (Part Number) - Description -
1 x (OEM-D176501A1) - Sealant, Flange Sealant (OEM), 50ml Tube for Rear Cover, Oil Pan, Girdle = 2 x (OEM-07L103121M) - O-ring, Coolant Cross Over Pipes, Rear of Cylinder Head (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-07L103649A) - Seal, Gasket for Spark Plug Bore, Cyl 6-10, Left (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-07L103650A) - Seal, Gasket for Spark Plug Bore, Cyl 1-5, Right (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-D176501A1) - Sealant, Flange Sealant (OEM), 50ml Tube for Rear Cover, Oil Pan, Girdle =
1 x (OEM-079103051F) - Crank Seal, Rear or Rear Main Seal (OEM) for B6-B7-B8-C5-C6-C7-D3-D4-Q5-Q7-R8 3.0T-3.2L-4.2L-5.2L =
2 x (OEM-07L103121M) - O-ring, Coolant Cross Over Pipes, Rear of Cylinder Head (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 = 1 x (OEM-079103175C) - Check Valve for Oil (OEM) for B6-B7 S4 =
1 x (COR-N0160276) - Oil Drain Plug (Corteco-OEM) for B7-RS4, B8 S4-S5-RS5, 8R Q5-SQ5, C6-C7 A6-A7, 4L-Q7, D3-D4 A8-S8 V10 =
1 x (OEM-D176501A1) - Sealant, Flange Sealant (OEM), 50ml Tube for Rear Cover, Oil Pan, Girdle =
1 x (OEM-07L133075A) - Gasket, Intake Manifold to Y-Pipe (OEM) for C6-S6 and D3-S8 w/ 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (BOS-06E906517A) - Purge Valve, EVAP Solenoid or N80 Valve (OEM-Bosch) for B7 A4-RS4 All, B8-S5 4.2L, C6 A6-S6 =
1 x (OEM-4F0121101E) - Radiator Hose, Upper (OEM) for C6 A6-S6 V8-V10 =
2 x (OEM-07L103121M) - O-ring, Coolant Cross Over Pipes, Rear of Cylinder Head (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-N90316801) - O-Ring for Coolant Temperature Sender, Sensor (OEM) for B7-A4 3.2L FSI = 1 x (OEM-07L903133H) - Accessory Belt Tensioner (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (MAN-4F0201511E) - Fuel Filter (MANN, OEM Supplier) for B7 A4-RS4, C6-A6- 3.2L S6-S8 V10 = 1 x (OEM-4F0199379BM) - Motor Mount (Left or Driver Side) - OEM Updated for C6-S6 5.2L V10 =
1 x (OEM-4F0199382BP) - Motor Mount (Right or Passenger Side) - OEM Updated for C6-S6 5.2L V10 =
10 x (OEM-06E906036C) - Fuel Injector (OEM) for B7 A4 - C6 A6 3.2L V6 and D3 S8 - C6 S6 5.2L V10 =
1 x (OEM-079109139L ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-079109139J ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-079109139K ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-079109469AL ) - Track, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-079109469AM ) - Track, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-079109507M ) - Chain Tensioner, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-06E109465AN ) - Timing Chain, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-06E109465AQ) - Timing Chain, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-06E109465AM ) - Timing Chain, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-06E109465AP ) - Timing Chain, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-079109507AF ) - Chain Tensioner, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
2 x (OEM-079109470 ) - Lining, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM,07L103383N ) - Cylinder Head Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-07L103383P ) - Cylinder Head Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-07L103121E ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-07L103121F ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-07L103121G ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
2 x (OEM-07L103121K ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-07L103121J ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-07L103121N ) - O-Ring, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-07L103121H ) - Gasket, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-078133753A ) - Suction pump, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-4F0819378F ) - Water hose, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-4E0121666 ) - O-ring, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-07L103121N ) - O-ring, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-WHT000881) - O-ring, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-4F0941159 ) - Protective Cap, (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-N91048401 ) - Bolt, Hex. hd. (Combi.), (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-N91068701 ) - Bolt, Hex. hd. (Combi.), (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-N91048401 ) - Bolt, Hex. hd. (Combi.), (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10
1 x (OEM-N91066601 ) - Bolt, Hex. hd. (Combi.), (OEM) for C6-S6 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-07L903137E) - Belt for Alternator, Serpentine or Drive Belt (OEM) for C6-S6 and D3-S8 w/ 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-079103464D) - Oil Separator, PCV, or Breather (OEM) for S6-S8 5.2L FSI V10 =
1 x (OEM-079903341F) - Belt Roller or Idler, Relay Roller (OEM) for B8-S5 4.2L and S6-S8 5.2L V10 =
1 x (MAH-079198405E) - Oil Filter (MAHLE-OEM) for B7 RS4 and B8 S5 w 4.2L, S6-S8 V10 =
2 x N-910-388-02 Seal Ring
1 x N-013-832-6 Washer
1 x D-000-600-A2 Sealant
8 x N-910-059-03 Torx Screw
10 x N-903-530-05 Bolt
1 x N-903-168-02 Seal ring
1 x 4F0-121-055N Water Hose
1 x 4F0-121-471-D Water Hose
1 x 4F0-121-472-D Hose
1 x 079-121-115-BA Thermostat
1 x 07L-903-484-F Gasket
24 x WHT-001-017 Bolt
1 x D-154-000-A1 Sealant
1 x 079-103-051-G Seal
1 x 079-103-121-AC gasket
1 x 079-103-121-AD Seal ring
1 x 079-103-121-AM gasket
1 x 079-103-121-BE gasket
3 x 079-103-121-D gasket
1 x 079-103-161-J gasket
1 x N-013-806-3 Washer
1 x N-910-149-01 Seal ring
2 x N-910-658-02 Washer
2 x N-907-132-03 Seal Ring
1 x 079-109-139-M Gasket
1 x 079-109-217-R Tensioner
1 x 079-109-218-R Tensioner
1 x 079-103-051-E Seal
1 x 079-103-051-J Seal
2 x N-907-408-01 Seal Ring
1 x 079-103-485-A Cover
3 x N-910-666-01 Bolt
3 x N-910-687-01 Bolt
1 x 079-903-341-F Roller
3 x 000-979-019-E Wire Set
12 x N-106-919-01 Bolt
1 x N-106-507-01 Torx Screw
JHM Intake Spacers (8mm thick) for C6-S6 and D3-S8 FSI V10 JHM-07L133074B-07L133073E-kit
JHM Lightweight Crank Pulley for C6-S6 and D3-S8 FSI V10 JHM-C6D3V10CP
Block Off Plate Kit for SAI, Secondary Air Injection Plates (JHM) for all 4.2L FSI V8 and 5.2L FSI V10 JHM-FSIV8V10SAIBlock
Custom Manifolds
Custom 3” Exhaust
Custom ECU and TCU tune
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Ok thanks guys
So the jhm tune will pass the emissions in NY? That’s all I’m worried about
Hey so i was wondering since i stripped the flywheel bolts could i use these to replace it they look the same but in a form i would rather prefer them to be in
Does the balance shaft gaskets have to be changed? And if so if I change the gaskets without removing the balance shaft would the balance shaft be offset at all or would I need the tool to fix it
I do not know how far you have torn the engine down, but if you have not messed with the timing chain circled in blue, you do not have to re-clock the balance shaft.
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I haven’t got there yet I’m just asking before I go for it but I plan on changing every tensioner so your saying I have to re balance the balanceshaft if I pull that off right?
As long as you do NOT loosen (or remove) the sprocket from the end of the balance shaft and put match marks on the chain, crank and balance shaft sprockets before removing the chains, you will be able to restore the correct timing relationship between the crank and balance shaft.
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So should I bother with that gasket or just let it be? Does it normally leak?
The only leak you would notice that is related to the balance shaft would be either out of the front bearing housing or its cover. Those are the three o-rings on the rhs of the picture below. You would see oil coming out around the cover just above the crank pulley. They were not leaking on my engine.
Ok thank you