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2001 Audi A6 Quattro 4.2l - Heated Leather - Nav - New Rims And Tires!! on 2040-cars

US $2,000.00
Year:2001 Mileage:149279
Location:

Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, United States

Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, United States
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Mechanics Special!!!  Starts/Runs strong – needs transmission work

 

I HAVE MORE and BETTER PICTURES if you'd like - PLEASE ASK of what you'd like to see in more detail and I can send a few more over.

 

Installed Options (also see picture of original sticker sheet):

4.2l V8 engine

Quattro AWD

6-disk CD changer

Steering wheel controls for Audio

Navigation

Rear powered sunshade

Rear door manual sunshades

Moonroof

8-way power-adjustable front seats

Front and Rear Heated leather seats

Heated leather steering wheel

Dual Automatic Climate control

Automatic transmission w/shiftronic manual mode

Memory for 3 seat positions

Tinted windows

Auto-up and Auto-down windows

Stock first aid kit

Stock road hazard kit

Front and side curtain air bags

All child safety and car seat lock-down points

Rear seat 12v outlet

60/40 folding rear seat backs

New ASA 17” Rims

New Continential ExtremeContact DWS with only 1k miles on them

 

The rims and tires by themselves are a $1600 value!!

 

 

-I changed the oil and filter every 7500 mi with full syn Ravenol (OE) oil and Bosch (OE) filter.  (recommended interval is 10k miles or 6 months)

-The navigation, cd changer and all steering wheel controls work.  I have the latest edition navigation CDs for Midwest (#5) and Southeast (#8)

-I replaced the door speakers with better stock-sized speakers: Infinity Reference 6.5” / 1” component in front, and Infinity Reference 6.5” dual axial in rear doors.

-Oil/filter was last changed @ 143k

-Coolant changed @ 118k

-NO RUST!!

 

 

Things that need attention:

            Valve cover gaskets leak oil (less than 1 qt in 7500 miles)           

            Tranny throws ‘invalid gear ratio’ code – currently in “limp” mode.  Car will need to be trailered until addressed.

            Crack in windshield

            Cruise control does not work

                      

Service history from when I bought it:

            Timing belt service (timing and serp belts, tensioners, water pump, t-stat) at 118k

            New intake manifold with new baffle actuators @ 120k

            A couple coil packs (not sure which ones) @ 120k

            New rear drivers wheel bearing @ 120k

            New pass side pre-cat 02 sensor @ 125k

            Did all front 8 control arms, stabilizer links, & outer tie rod ends @ 125k

            New fuel pump and filter @ 130k

            New coolant expansion tank @ 130k

            New coolant expansion feed hose @ 130k

            New front calipers with new brake flex lines @ 130k

            New Battery @ June of 2013

            New rear brakes and rear rotors @ 140k

            New ASA 18” rims @ 148k

            New Continental ExtremeContact DWS Tires @ 148k

            New radiator @ 148k

            New rear pass wheel bearing @ 148k

 

Please let me know of any questions or if you’d like to come see it first.  Bid with confidence!

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