Donald Bruno

Half quart low on first 6000 miles ...I would attribute that to break in...and forget it...now at 24000 you are golden. Going in for 2 year service in a month at about 13000...well see how much oil is down. I know the dealer will laugh and say its normal. I bought a liter of oil to carry in truck just in case.....that oil isn't something you just pick up on the road...its insurance.

Bestcar17

Every car burns oil and the B9 is no exception, My 1st oil change burn about 20% after 10k (Castro 5w-30), My 2nd is at 7k 12% burn (Pennzoil 0w- 40) and the MMI always shows full, I check my oil by going into the engine ECU and look at the oil level history. It record mileage, date and oil level % periodically. I believed our cars are a 5 quarts capacity with the extra 0.2 quarts to conceal any oil consumption.

minmet

Just visited A5/A5 SB/S5/S5 SB forum. There is a guy with A5 SB had a complete engine failure. Looks the first one we saw so far.
https://www.audiworld.com/forums/aud...ilure-2950501/

niray99

What is the method to do that?

Bestcar17

OBB11 etc, Engine- live data- Scroll down to E, select oil history data 1-9, oil temp, test method etc.

niray99

Thanks!

audi8k

If you are referring to the 'S' in "TFSI" it stands for Stratified.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_...fied_injection

minmet

Yes, that's supposed the word. Thank you for the correction!

redherring

Ditto--had to keep two quarts in the trunk of the B8--have taken them out in the B9. B9 also has no brake dust; the B8 was terrible.

cruiserchuck

My 2017 A4 ultra is now at 17,000 miles, and the MMI reading has always been 100%. For the prior 30 plus years, I only drove Honda cars, and none of them ever burned oil. As the cars got older, some of them began to leak oil. So not every car burns oil.