MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: Mk5 GTian on February 11, 2012, 12:25:38 pm
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Is 4 litres enough for an oil change service?
I've heard the MK5 needs 4.5 litres, so why do they sell it in 4 litre cans?
Do they do that on purpose? If so, that's taking the p*ss. :fighting:
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Even though there will be residue oil in the system that will never drain, putting 4 litres of fresh oil in only wouldn't be a good move.
I've always bought two cans Ian, which makes it £80+ each oil change, but means you can use the rest of the oil in the second container to maintain your oil level after that.
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For a 2.0? Nope, it takes a full 5L...
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if your changing filter as well its nearer 5l pal. gsf sell it in 1ltr tubs
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5 litre can of longlife 3 from dealers is about £45 or less if you ask nicely,just get that.
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if your changing filter as well its nearer 5l pal. gsf sell it in 1ltr tubs
Thanks, I bought a 4 and a 1 litre.
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5 litre can of longlife 3 from dealers is about £45 or less if you ask nicely,just get that.
That won't be Castrol Edge from the Stealers for that money. I wouldn't put anything else in. Look at all the threads on Castrol Edge on here.
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Castrol edge was called Longlife 3 on the shelves of Halfords until about 2 years ago,they changed the name for the retail market.
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Castrol edge was called Longlife 3 on the shelves of Halfords until about 2 years ago,they changed the name for the retail market.
Is it branded as Castrol?