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COMPLETE ENGINE : Engine Audi CREC

The 3.0-liter Audi CREC 3.0 TFSI turbo engine has been produced at the concern’s factories since 2014 and is installed on such popular models of the German company as the A6, A7 and the Q7 crossover. This unit is equipped with combined fuel injection and belongs to the EA837 EVO series.
The EA837 series includes: BDW, AUK, BDX, CAJA, CGWA, CGWB, CREC.

    PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

    CRE  1x5c

    The 3.0-liter Audi CREC 3.0 TFSI turbo engine has been produced at the concern’s factories since 2014 and is installed on such popular models of the German company as the A6, A7 and the Q7 crossover. This unit is equipped with combined fuel injection and belongs to the EA837 EVO series.
    The EA837 series includes: BDW, AUK, BDX, CAJA, CGWA, CGWB, CREC.



    Specifications

    Production years

    since 2014

    Displacement, cc

    2995

    Fuel system

    MPI + FSI

    Power output, hp

    333

    Torque output, Nm

    440

    Cylinder block

    aluminum V6

    Block head

    aluminum 24v

    Cylinder bore, mm

    84.5

    Piston stroke, mm

    89

    Compression ratio

    10.8

    Features

    DOHC

    Hydraulic lifters

    yes

    Timing drive

    chain

    Phase regulator

    on all shafts

    Turbocharging

    compressor

    Recommended engine oil

    5W-30

    Engine oil capacity, liter

    6.8

    Fuel type

    petrol

    Euro standards

    EURO 6

    Fuel consumption, L/100 km (for Audi Q7 2016)
    — city
    — highway
    — combined

    9.4
    6.8
    7.7

    Engine lifespan, km

    ~250 000



    The engine was installed on:
     Audi A6 C7 (4G) in 2014 – 2017;
     Audi A7 C7 (4G) in 2014 – 2016;
     Audi Q7 2 (4M) since 2015.


    Disadvantages of the Audi CREC engine

     The use of new cast-iron sleeves reduced the problem with scuffing to almost nothing.
     However, catalysts from low-quality fuel are destroyed just as quickly.
     The cause of severe crackling of timing chains is most often the wear of hydraulic tensioners.
     In difficult operating conditions, the capricious high-pressure fuel pump quite often fails.