Audi Quattro Flywheel Parts

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This flywheel can only be used with a SACHS brand clutch.
Audi A4 Quattro, A5 Quattro
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$412.99
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$430.20
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$1,515.38
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1 per car.
Audi TT Quattro
VW Jetta, Golf, Beetle, Jetta IV
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$331.99
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$345.82
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$1,001.10
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1 per car.
Audi A4 Quattro, A4
VW Passat
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$340.99
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$355.20
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$913.83
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For models with AEB engine and manual transmission. Also need (6) N90705901 flywheel bolts. 1 per car.
Audi A4 Quattro, A4
VW Passat
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$246.99
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$257.28
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$360.47
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For models with manual transmission with dual-mass flywheel. Also need 8- N90705901 flywheel bolts. 1 per car.
Audi A4 Quattro, A6 Quattro, A4, A6
VW Passat
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$411.99
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$429.16
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$1,203.08
Audi A4 Quattro, A5 Quattro
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$1,047.99
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$1,091.66
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$1,900.00
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For models with manual transmissions. 1 per car.
Audi A6 Quattro, S4, Allroad Quattro
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$473.99
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$493.74
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$1,485.71
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Audi A4 Quattro, A4
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$637.99
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$664.57
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$1,466.16

The average cost of a Audi Quattro flywheel is between $246.99 and $1047.99.

What Are The Signs Of A Failing Audi Quattro Flywheel?

Something feels off. You push the clutch pedal and pick up a tremor—something you haven’t felt before. Maybe the pedal rattles while you sit at a red light. Sometimes, a sharp metallic rattle rises out of the transmission tunnel, most obvious when the car’s idling. Maybe the cabin fills with a burnt, bitter smell after a long drive. Shifting into first or reverse takes a bit more fight, or you catch a slip and a jolt while pulling away from a stop. The more you drive, the worse these problems get. Don’t shrug them off. They’re warning signs your Audi Quattro flywheel may be calling it quits. Leaving it alone only makes the repairs pricier and puts your whole drivetrain on the line.

How Long Does An Audi Quattro Flywheel Typically Last?

There’s no single answer, but under normal conditions, a Audi Quattro flywheel usually holds up for 80,000 to 120,000 miles. It comes down to how the car’s driven. Stuck in downtown traffic every day or quick with the clutch? Expect a shorter lifespan. Gentle highway miles stretch it out. If you catch wear early during routine clutch work, you’ll save yourself future headaches. Keeping an eye on things during service is the best way to make a flywheel last as long as possible, and to make sure your Quattro’s drive always feels tight and predictable.

Can I Replace The Audi Quattro Flywheel On My Own?

Rolling up your sleeves for a DIY Audi Quattro flywheel swap isn’t a weekend picnic. It demands patience, a pack of specialty tools, and a fair bit of know-how. You’re pulling the transmission. You may even have to drop the exhaust system. Miss a step, and you risk misaligning vital parts or wearing out your new flywheel way too fast. If you’ve got solid wrenching experience and a fully stocked garage, it’s possible. Most drivers, though, hand off the job to a seasoned technician. Peace of mind is worth it, especially when the stakes include the core of your car’s performance.

What Is The Cost To Replace An Audi Quattro Flywheel?

Sticker shock is common when flywheel trouble hits. Replacing a Audi Quattro flywheel isn’t cheap. Labor alone is a hefty chunk because of the car’s drivetrain layout. If you’re only swapping the flywheel, parts and labor together typically fall in the $1,200 to $2,000 range. Decide to replace the clutch or any extras? The price shifts upward. High-performance options can push the total even higher. Your best move: call a shop you trust, get a line-item quote for your specific model, and plan from there.

Should I Upgrade To A Lightweight Flywheel For My Audi Quattro?

It’s tempting to eye that lightweight Audi Quattro flywheel. Shave off rotating mass, get sharper throttle response, and feel the car spring to life a bit quicker. The trade-off? Some drivers pick up more vibrations at idle. Others notice launching from a stop isn’t as smooth as it once was. It’s about priorities—track days or spirited back roads? You’ll likely enjoy the upgrade. Daily commuter or city hauler? Comfort may matter more. Look at your habits and decide what fits your everyday drive best before making the leap.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Audi Quattro Flywheel?

We know how much your Audi Quattro means to you. That’s why we carry the Audi Quattro flywheel at prices that won’t leave you gasping. Decades in the business have taught us what drivers expect—quality, value, and a fast, smooth process from hello to install. Our shipping? It’s quick and reliable, no guessing games or endless delays. Something doesn’t fit or isn’t what you need? Return it—no confrontations, just a clear path to get you sorted. Have a fitment question, want tips, or need help choosing? Our team picks up the phone and has your back. Audi and performance enthusiasts trust us to keep their cars running strong, and we don’t take that lightly. Shop with us and know your Audi Quattro is getting top-tier treatment—start to finish.