Manually crank motor on 2006 Audi

Asked by BennyDOU812 Sep 10, 2023 at 10:57 PM about the 2006 Audi A4 2.0T quattro Sedan AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2006 B7 A4 2.0 quattro I
want to know the easy way to
manually crank the motor, tools
needed, can it be done without
removing front bumper?

6 Answers

680

would use the electric starter, if present~ the main crank bolt can be accessed without messing with the front bumper~d0 not think that NOT using the built-in starter is such a good idea~

680

you do not want a crank handle on there, once it starts, can take off "your blasted thumb"~

38,915

If the spark plugs are removed and you can reach the crank pulley then it should turn , But who knows with newer cars

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307,225

This isn't a model T or some 4 cylinder tractor that was designed to be hand cranked. The front pulley has no slots for a hand crank even if you could get in there. Sounds like you haven't thought this trough.

I know there is a spot on the Audi to do so once battery disconnected and spark plugs removed.

155,225

If it's a stick shift, get someone to push you and pop the clutch. Jim

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