How many liters of engine oil are needed for Audi A6 2.4 maintenance?

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ClaytonLynn
07/29/25 8:53pm
Audi A6 2.4 maintenance requires 6 liters of engine oil. Factors affecting oil consumption: Engine oil naturally has a certain level of consumption, but excessive consumption indicates oil burning issues. Fuel quality, driving conditions, driving habits, maintenance practices, and other factors can exacerbate oil consumption leading to oil burning. Consequences of oil burning: Carbon deposits form in the combustion chamber, causing the piston rings to stick and resulting in poor sealing; sludge forms in the lubrication system, clogging the oil return holes of the oil rings and reducing their oil-scraping performance; wear occurs between the pistons and cylinder walls; valve seals corrode and age, leading to sealing failure.
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