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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: NobbyMk3GTI on 25 July 2012, 18:22
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What oil is best to use n 1.8t engine, how much should i put in after i change the Sump and pick up pipe? Also once the sump is off is the pick up pipe easy to change? Thanks for your help :smiley:
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Quantum platinum from VW/TPS.
I think it's 4.5l but I put 3.5 in then keep checking the level and adding it bit by bit.
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Cheers
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The pick up pipe is like 2 bolts that's all I think btw :smiley:
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=95412.0
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4.5lt and i use 0/30w castrol edge.
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=95412.0
13 pages and i still dont know 10 40 or 5 30 pmsl
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=95412.0
13 pages and i still dont know 10 40 or 5 30 pmsl
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I use: http://www.vwspares.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=1354 and that is the recommended spec as well (5/40)
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10 40 for me used it 2 years an nearly 20k no issues.
I have an old AGU if it makes a difference.
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once your over 100k you dont wana be using super thin oils, i could get 530 for free but choose to use 10,40 and its just been abit nicer to a old engine, may i ask why people are choosing to use 0,30? wouldnt dream of puting that in a 1.8t way too thin,
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once your over 100k you dont wana be using super thin oils, i could get 530 for free but choose to use 10,40 and its just been abit nicer to a old engine.
Mine is on 120k and I was recomended to use the 5/40 Quantum Platinum :smiley:
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My mk4 AUM only has 35k and even though it's 12 years old the engine is still quite young so I should stick to 5w40, right? But just to be extra I think I'll use the thicker 10w40 anyway unless someone here knows it'll be bad for me.
So in summary to this whole thread, the best oil is the VW quantum 5w40 and for higher milers it's best to use the thicker 10w40.
h.
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So in summary to this whole thread, the best oil is the VW quantum 5w40 and for higher milers it's best to use the thicker 10w40.
I would stick with 5w40, I see no need to switch with higher miles.
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It makes sense Wayne. It's kind of hard to be sure after reading this entire thread I must say