Description

Audi 3.0T Supercharged Engine – 45,000 KM

Low-mileage Audi 3.0T supercharged engine with only 45,000 KM, professionally compression tested across all six cylinders and reported to run perfectly with no known issues. This used Audi 3.0T V6 engine is an excellent replacement option for customers repairing or replacing a damaged or worn engine.

The engine has been compression tested on all 6 cylinders and is reported to run smoothly with no issues. With only 45,000 KM, this low-mileage engine can be an excellent choice for an Audi performance or replacement-engine project.

This Audi 3.0T supercharged V6 engine may fit various Audi models, including the S4, S5, A6, A7, A8, Q5, and Q7, depending on the exact engine code, production year, drivetrain, ECU calibration, emissions specification, and vehicle configuration.

Before purchasing, always verify the engine code, OEM part number, transmission compatibility, wiring, ECU requirements, emissions specification, and VIN compatibility. The same 3.0T supercharged engine family was offered with different specifications, so model compatibility should be confirmed before installation.

Mileage: 45,000 KM
Condition: Used – Runs Perfectly / No Known Issues
Engine: 3.0T Supercharged V6
Cylinders: 6
Testing: Compression Tested on All 6 Cylinders
Fuel: Gasoline / Petrol
Induction: Supercharged

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Audi 3.0T Engine Year & Fitment

Engine: Audi 3.0 TFSI Supercharged V6
Displacement: 3.0L
Induction: Supercharged
Cylinders: 6
Mileage: 45,000 KM
Approximate application years: 2009–2018, depending on model and engine code

Potential Audi Applications

• Audi S4: approximately 2010–2017
• Audi S5: approximately 2010–2017
• Audi A6: approximately 2011–2018
• Audi A7: approximately 2012–2018
• Audi A8: approximately 2011–2018
• Audi Q5: approximately 2009–2017
• Audi Q7: approximately 2011–2015

Engine Code & Part Number

The Audi 3.0T supercharged V6 was produced in multiple engine-code versions, including engine families such as CAKA, CCBA, CGWC, CGXB, CREC, CTUA, and related variants.