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shall i buy the LL04 0w30 turbo diesel oil
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08-22-2007, 10:00 AM | #1 |
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shall i buy the LL04 0w30 turbo diesel oil
or not, or shall i buy the 0w30 petrol castrol oil?
just want the best for my baby, she is a very advanced engine and dont want to stick shonky diesel oil in, if she needs better Carlosa
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The same one you told me not to get cos its "for f***** golfs" ? :-p
The 0w30 castrol from memory is the "use this if LL04 isn't available" if I recall correctly from the manual. I went with the TD LL04 stuff from Halfrauds.
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castrol tho yeah??
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08-22-2007, 11:35 AM | #4 |
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I tend to buy baby oil, its soft on the skin...
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I bought mine from the dealer, same price as Halfrauds plus got the funnel, gloves and dipstick wipe.
BTW buy the diesel oil not the petrol. Regards Chris
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We're talking about cars chaps, not your grooming/massaging techniques
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Ah, but that would constitute as Bio and current Dervs won't run on Bio
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I think the petrol owners are obsessed with it It's like the dark side of the force only less ugly and a bit quicker.
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so guys i bought the oil... now any NORMAL car i would check after the car has been stationary over night and check and top up as necessary!
but some of you ''manaul gurus'' seem to think it must be checked once the car has warmed thru can someone confirm this? like dave??? also when i checked from cold its just under half way when i check when its warm it shoots to the maximum i mean WTF most cars would show up less after running as oil is still in and around the head/turbos etc not the otherway round slightly confused Carlos
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no i mean someone who has been arsed to dig it out and read it, which is not me but i am sufficently literate to even read such manuals even in italian
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I would suggest that the amount of time and resource you have expended in writing on the forum about the type of oil to use and the correct procedure for checking levels is dramatically greater than the time it would have taken you to read the feckin manual (not the whole thing - just the relevant page). You are an exceptionally inefficient fandango. |
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