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538
4.3
Engine noise
4.2
Exhaust smoke
4.0
Warning light
4.4
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4.5
Engine noise
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Exhaust smoke
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Castrol Engine oil

For some odd reason it seems that mobil 1 iron numbers are a bit higher in the 1.8T. I switched to Castrol Syntec 0w-30 and my iron numbers went down.

Pros: iron numbers went down
Cons: fuel dilution went up
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Shell Engine oil

Josh, just get yourself a gallon of Rotella syn 5W40 oil from Wallysmart. It's a perfect solution for an old buggy like yours. I think it's around $14/gallon and is ideal for year round use. you may even pickup a couple of MPG.

Pros: ideal for year round use, pickup MPG
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Castrol Engine oil

From what I can find, Castrol makes a 0W30 longlife oil which can be used in VW engines which have sensors which support the longlife service regime. According to this regime, oil change intervals can range from 9,000 miles or 12 months to as long as 30,000 miles or 24 months - IF the sensors will allow such an extended interval.

Pros: long oil change intervals
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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Shell Engine oil

when i had my 2000 Jetta TDI I used Shell Rottela T full synthetic. 5-40 i think. blue bottle you can get at your local mega-lo mart good stuff and cheap check there web site.

Pros: good stuff and cheap
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