Engine oil LIQUI MOLY or OEM Audi

Pá, uso óleo da VW ou LiquiMoly. O da VW é mais barato (ainda da última revisão comprei-o a €38/5L), é fabricado pela Shell. Eu usaria só óleos aprovados pelo fabricante. Verifica que o óleo atinja ou exceda os critérios por quem desenhou o motor

I’ve only done oil changes at a euro Indy shop for $250 a pop. Liquid Moly

Used this in my last st till I sold it… had 235,000kms on it and still ran like a champ.

Mit Liqui Moly machst du nichts verkehrt. Die Leute machen sich viel zu viel Gedanken um den Hersteller. Erfüllt das Öl die Spezifikationen für dein Fahrzeug und ist vom Hersteller zugelassen? Hast du die Marke schon mal irgendwo gehört? Dann einfach rein damit.

Liqui Moly 10w40 MoS2

These are old engines, they were run on garbage oil and only idiots go bragging about this, regarless the old standards included zinc and other additives no longer available today due to environmental protection regulations. Ive had 7 of those classics pre 1990s and all of them got the MoS2 treatment - the engines turn around after 2-3 oil changes. Sparkling clean. Smooth.

I tested it myself on my 3.0T, pumped everything out with the extractor, then jacked the car up and pulled the plug, catching evening that drained out in a measuring cup. It had less than 1/4 cup of oil left in the pan.

Did this every oil change on my sq5. Made it 180k miles before trading it in. Works very well. That was the easiest oil change I’ve ever done. Of the 15 minutes the job takes, about 4 of those minutes is actually doing something

Definitely prefer the extractor here! So easy/clean and gets all of the oil. At least in a Q8 and b9 A4/5 it got everything

I’ve done both and extractor takes out like 97% of oil. I still had about a half cup when I pulled the plug.

I do this on my Q5, I started using like half a quart of cheap new sacrificial oil to mix up the bottom of the pan and extract as much black oil as possible. I almost had an issue with the extractor tube getting stuck in the engine l, but I was able to get it out with a bit of force