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VALVOLINE Engine oil

Valvoline Synpower 5w 30 is on the approved list for VW usage, doesnt make it THE choice but whatever floats your boats I guess and in this case it looks like R P floats you the best

Pros: approved list for VW
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VALVOLINE Engine oil

Valvoline SynPower full synthetic ) 5-40 (P/N VV966) is not on the VW approved oil list. But it certainly is approved, just read the label on the bottle:\"VW 502/505/505.01\"

Pros: VW 502/505/505.01 approved
Cons: not on VW list
Part number: VV966
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Castrol Engine oil

In any event, I switched to the Castrol Syntec 5w/40 on a free oil change given by my dealer at the 14,795 mile mark during an "oil consumption test". I'm happy to report that I have traveled exactly 6,000 miles om the Castrol 5w/40 and have not added any oil to my "R". Currently, I am down a half quart on the dipstick.

Pros: no oil added
Cons: down half quart
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Mileage: 14795 km
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Castrol Engine oil

To that statement you should also add German made Castrol Syntec 0W-30, an oil that not only meets the 502.00 oil spec, but the far more stringent 503.01 spec as well.

Pros: meets 502.00, 503.01 spec
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Mobil Engine oil
TDipowered
Rating 4.0
  • Engine noise:

Now i can notice a smoother iddle and the car seems to pull more even in the RPM. So far so good i'll trust MObil 1 till my next oil change but always be aware of what those dealership are doing seems like a big ripp off to me !!!

Pros: smoother iddle, pulls more
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Mileage: 14000 km
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VALVOLINE Engine oil

A lot of the guys I know ended up running valvoline VR1 20W-50 (A Dino oil, fwiw) because that was the only thing that keeps their rod bearings alive for more then a couple of weekends. Switching from thinner oil to that made the difference between changing bearings every couple of weekends to once a year.

Pros: keeps rod bearings alive
Cons: thinner oil not effective
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