End Oil Leaks with the 06J115679 Oil Filter Takeover Housing
Is your for VW/Audi's oil pooling under the engine?

A cracked 06J115679 oil filter housing can cause catastrophic oil loss and turbocharger damage. Our upgraded replacement housing solves brittle OEM design flaws while maintaining exact fitment for EA888 engines.

Why Replace Your Oil Filter Takeover?

Prevent Stranding: Sudden housing fractures drain oil rapidly, risking engine seizure.
Stop Turbo Failure: Low oil pressure starves turbos, leading to $3,000+ repairs.
Cost-Effective Fix: Avoid dealership markups—this 06J115679 housing costs 60% less than OEM.

Replacement Steps:

Cool Engine: Let the engine sit for 1 hour to avoid burns.
Remove Cover: Unclip the engine cover to access the 06J115679 oil filter housing.
Drain Residual Oil: Place a drain pan beneath the housing.
Swap Housing: Unbolt the old unit (3x T25 screws) and snap in the new housing.
Prime System: Turn the ignition to "ON" (without starting) to activate the oil pump for 10 seconds.

Q&A

Q1: Will this fit for a 2019 Audi Q5 with the 2.0T engine?
A: Yes! The 06J115679 housing is engineered for all EA888 Gen3 engines, including the Q5.

Q2: Does it include the necessary O-rings?
A: Absolutely—pre-installed O-rings ensure leak-free sealing.

Q3: Why did my original housing crack?
A: OEM plastic degrades under turbo heat cycles. Our reinforced composite resists thermal fatigue.

Q4: Can I reuse my existing oil filter?
A: Yes—compatible with Mann HU6002/9x filters. Always replace the filter during this repair.

Q5: Is this compatible with 5W-40 synthetic oil?
A: Fully tested with all VW 502/505-approved oils, including 5W-40 and 0W-20.