2009 Audi A4 Black/Black $12,000

[Danz19899]

--2009 A4
--black/black
--110k miles
--Automatic
--Quattro AWD

I bought the car over the winter with a snapped timing chain. Im a certified Audi Tech so I pulled the engine and rebuild it.

New Cylinder Head
New Pistons
New Timing Chain + tensioner (updated parts)
All new seals/gaskets

Also Replaced all 4 wheel brakes on the car and it has good tires too.

This is the most solid used A4 you will find. I actually hate selling it with all the work I have into it but I want a bike!!

CL Asking Price is $12,000

NESR asking Price is $11,000

Clean title in hand
Clean Car fax
Car is currently register and can be test driven.

PM me with any questions

[GNTurbo6]

How many miles on the car? Must be a lot for a timing chain to snap. What transmission does it have?

[Danz19899]

Sorry some info got cut off I just fixed it. The car is auto and had 111k miles.

[jwm2k3]

Love Audis...I'm on my 6th one.

[black]

Sent you an email... this catches my eye even though i still have my Xterra and am looking for a 4 runner....

[Danz19899]

Sold!!!!!! Nice Doing business with you.

[xxaarraa]

Don't Audi's have a non-interference engine design? Why does a snapped timing chain cause so much ruckus?

[number9]

Does any modern engine have a non-interference design? Outside of lawnmowers and stuff...

[xxaarraa]

Does any modern engine have a non-interference design? Outside of lawnmowers and stuff...

I assumed that most modern engines switched to a non interference design. Though I understand it's a function of compression ratio - higher the compression, higher the chances of it being an interference design. The A4 motor makes very ordinary numbers and is a turbo so I assume its not super high compression? Also, aren't chains supposed to last a LONG time? Belts need to be done around ~90k or so, but I thought the whole point of a chain was its long life?

I am certainly not an expert in this area, just always assumed we had moved past interference designs and/or timing belt issues in the modern age. So this thread caught my eye and I was curious.

Timing Belts: Is Your Engine an Interference Engine?