If you're smelling or seeing coolant in your cabin then there's a good chance there's a problem with your heater core. These can often times corrode and/or crack over time causing small leaks to occur. Replacing these usually requires removing...

Audi/Volkswagens simply run with too high an oil temperature in stock form. A high-output engine in a cramped engine compartment can generate a lot of heat, ...

Replace your leaking reservoir cap with a new one. An inexpensive fix that could be the source of hidden coolant leaks!

Replace your broken oil cooler with a new unit. These are a direct fit replacement item and can be replaced in minutes during your next oil change. Helps keep your oil temps in check by circulating coolant through it.

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OEM water pump gasket.

Pickup an extra and replace it when changing out your coolant sensor.

Coolant Temps Erratic? Change your coolant temp sensor with a new genuine replacement. This features the green 4-pin connector and includes a new o-ring seal.

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Cooling Problems? If you're having cooling issues, check to make sure your fans are operating correctly. Broken blades, or bad bearings, or a bad control module can quickly cause your Audi to heat up faster than it should. Replace your fan control...

Coolant Acting Up? If you're having coolant leaks or just unusual coolant temp problems, you may need a new coolant temp sensor and seal ring. These should be replaced at at the first time of any coolant leaks,or whenever you replace your coolant...