Q: honing

asked by on February 27, 2017

I need some help if the advice is not a problem

And going to change pistons last verision on My A4 1.8 TDI 88 KW WAUZZZ8K2AA062290, because at 75,000 burnng lot of oil 1l / 1000 km found on the Internet are AUDI change honing procedures, could you place advise which is the correct procedure and If You have picture diagram with proper angle

Many thanks Regards Milorad

My car has 70000 miles.
My car has a manual transmission.

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