2007 audi a4 2.0T seems to be eating up the oil, what can be the problem???

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Asked by Jovanni0g Jun 14, 2014 at 11:49 PM about the 2007 Audi A4 2.0T Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

ussually i didnt have to do an oil change till it hit its mark but now i notice that it doesnt
even get close to the time to change the oil and its already really low on oil, so i have to
constantly add oil to it..
has anyone had this problem??

6 Answers

199,835

Have you looked under vehicle for the leak? Is it smoking any at all? Does your radiator show signs of having oil in it?

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I check all the time but nothing has shown up. The cover under the Engine is clean .

199,835

It's either burning it (smoke from exhaust) leaking it or loosing it into your coolant(radiator--blown head gasket.). Slide you a large piece of cardboard on the ground under the engine. This will help you find any hidden drip points. Park over it with car and let it set a couple hours. Check cardboard for oil spots. Also look under middle of car by the doors. Is there an oily residue on the under side of the body.

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Might even be the oil switch. That will blow a full sump load of oil out in no time.

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you need to check the oil separator. It usually does this kind of issues. its a pancake shaped valve on the intake.

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