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A6
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C5
, 2.7 Turbo
(1999-)
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Faulty Mass Airflow Sensor (MAS) ($500-$1000)
Clogged or dirty throttle body and intake valves ($300-$700)
Fuel Pressure Regulator (FPR) failure ($400-$900)
Vacuum leaks around the intake manifold gasket or connections ($200-$600)
Faulty or corroded spark plug wires and boots ($150-$400)
Clogged or faulty PCV system components ($100-$300)
Engine oil leak from front main seal or valve cover gaskets ($50-$200)
Faulty coolant temperature sensor (CTS) ($100-$300)
Intermittent idle issues due to faulty crankshaft position sensor (CKP) ($150-$400)
Rough engine performance caused by worn piston rings or cylinder walls ($800-$1800)
Clogged or faulty catalytic converter ($500-$1200)
Faulty or corroded battery connections and terminals ($50-$200)
Transmission solenoid pack failure (automatic transmission) ($1000-$2500)
Worn or loose serpentine belt and tensioner ($50-$200)
Overheating due to faulty thermostat, radiator cap, or cooling system leaks ($300-$800)
Engine mechanical noise caused by worn engine bearings or timing chain issues ($500-$1500)
Intermittent stalling or hesitation due to faulty fuel injectors ($100-$300 each)
Air leak around the air mass sensor (LADA) housing ($200-$600)
Faulty Electronic Throttle Control (ETC) system ($800-$1800)
Rare issues:
Engine knocking or pinging caused by low compression and faulty PCV system components
Worn or damaged cylinder head gaskets
Intake manifold vacuum leaks or cracks
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