Transmission oil in my coolant

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Asked by GuruW3DM8 May 31, 2018 at 07:38 PM about the 2002 Audi A4 1.8T quattro AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a Audi A4 year 2002, 1.8 letter and
can't find anywhere to get a transmission oil
cooler for it

5 Answers

You need a new radiator. You can buy separate transmission coolers at almost any auto parts store. I like Derale myself. Look online.

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That's what I thought and got one had the car flushed and still transmission oil in coolant

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That is because there is a leak between the two different parts of the Radiator. If you have coolant in the transmission you should change the fluid. Same thing for the cooling system.

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I have a 2010 Audi A4 1.8T (Ambient Plus Model) and I saw oil in my coolant reservoir bottle and couldn't trace it's origin. A couple issues turned up 1. Coolant Housing Unit ( under rear engine ) needed to change. System flushed but oil kept appearing in reservoir bottle turns out I need a new radiator (which i'm told has the Oil Cooler built in). Problem : Water has already infiltrated the Tran. Proposed Solution short of a Tran Overhaul (as first gear now bucks before engaging) Buy new radiator flush system out (to eliminate Oil and water mixing) replace Tran Oil and hope it improves.

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