Transmission in the 4.2L Allroad

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12-02-2015, 02:10 PM

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JustMtnB44

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From what I read here, no one actually has the ZF 5HP24A bolted up to their 4.2L C5 Allroad or do does someone?

No one does, this was a misconception that has since been cleared up. 5HP19 only.

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Next question if the ZF 5HP24A can be bolted up to the 4.2L Allroad, what about the 2.7T???

Based on my experience of my buddies S6, the 5HP24 is physically larger and required small modifications to the transmission tunnel in front of the center console. Therefore it won't fit in the allroad, even if it did bolt up to the engine, which I don't know if it does or not.

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12-02-2015, 08:23 PM

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5HP19 is correct for the allroad.!

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02-01-2016, 06:54 AM

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5HP19 is correct for the allroad.!

Ok! but what is the right code for the allroad 2003 - 2.7T ? some say EYK and some say FXL (which apparently is for the 4.2 engine)

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02-01-2016, 11:45 PM

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EYK is definitely for the 2,7 biturbo.
FXL ?
Nininet.de shows this, presumably for the 4.2 AR ( this database does not distinguish Allroad from A6):

FXL:

1 Treffer für den Getriebekennbuchstaben FXL

Das Getriebe hat 5 Gänge und ist ein Automatikgetriebe
Tabelle der Modelle, in denen das Getriebe FXL eingebaut wurde:

Modell Start Ende Hinweis
Audi A6 April 2003 2005 August