Hello, that is Shift Solenoid B Electrical problem. it may be a open or short in shift solenoid valve in circuit, or shift solenoid valve trouble, or ECM trouble try to have a check
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the squeal is caused by a belt,not tensioned correctly ,I would check the cambelt tension first and then the serpentine belt,if not obvious you need to take to a Audi trained garage.If you plug in a code reader it will help point you in the right direction by the fault code.
Most likely the turbo is gone. What ever part of the turbo went, just replace the entire turbo. Not serviceable 99% of the time. The engine will not like being driven for any extended period of time with a bad turbo.
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