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On those Recalls, can I have those fixed for free? Or is this for the original owners?

That helped a ton :) I found http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3851335 So I guess I will be picking up some M1 0W-40 formula. I cannot afford the AMSoil which seems equal to M1, but I can find M1 and filters all over the place. Thanks gain guys.

Thanks JHZR2 Sorry it is a 2.0l Thanks ChiTDI

So I bought this car with 66k, already dropped 600miles onto it with new tires and so on. Getting 28mpgs. We drive it 30miles a day in Sunny California weather. So far it has been 50f outside and mornings are in the 30's Summer heat can jump to 100's/110's. I know VW has some 502.00xxx...

Consider AMSOIL. https://www.amsoil.com/a/synthetic-motor-oil-engine-oil So far my Honda with it's 265,000 loves it and is still running strong as ever. Clutch on the other hand is not, but that is a different story.

Originally Posted By: Kaboomba Look for a FleetGuard on Ryder.com if you want great filtration. Good prices, no PC charge, and a filter that really is "fleet grade", i.e. as good or better than the Ea filters (which are made with Donaldson synthetic media, am I right?). K Well I see a few...

I did a search on this forum and other forums, but no one has posted any results/input. So, for the price which is far less than a K&N filter and has a 4yr, 100k mile warranty, I think I'm going to pick one up for my '02 Jetta. I just wish I could purchase it from a local store instead of only...

Will this cause any conflict when added in to gas tank? Just wondering if anyone tried? I added a little MMO to my tank, now I'm 1/8th to my next fill up and I want to know if it is safe to add the Seafoam on my fill up? Thanks.

So with my little CRX, adding a full quart might have been too much? Also I used 10w30, was that sound?

How much do I put in with a 4.25qt engine? I put a whole 1qt into my 1988 CRX DX and Quaker 10w30. Do I do the same for the 4.25qt Jetta? Thanks.

Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR The OEM tire size is 175/70-13, the correct plus one size is 185/60-14 to retain the same diameter. If your current size is 185/65-14 then it is almost 1" larger, that why the car looks funny. There are many good 185/60-14 tires and they don't cost too much either...

Thanks demarpaint. HTSS_TR: I believe they're either P175/65R-14 82T BSW Pirelli Cinturato P5, or P185/65R-14 86T BSW Pirelli Cinturato P5. 4/100 Is this bad, or good? Because I don't so much in the way of wheels. They're off my 1994 Geo Prizm which died because of Transmission failure

I figure another 100k. I've replaced the trans-axles, rear bearings, and soon the clutch. I've also found a replacement engine for when the time comes, but I want to keep this one alive as long as possible. Rebuilt engine for these 1.4's are dirt cheap. Sorry but I do not know what 'Butt dino'...

I remember when I started using MMO in the fuel that the car did idle smoother and was a tad more responsive. I also remember when I added 16 ounces of MMO to my oil I noticed a difference as soon as I drove the car out of the driveway. Don't get me wrong, I did noticed a jump in response...

She's riding a little high on 14", soon back down to 13" rims. 257k showing, but the speed-cable broke, so it should be 258k The Oil was a medium brown before I added MMO, and just now after taking the photo I noticed it is a dark black on the dip stick. So something is going on...

I posted on the MMO forum asking what to do and was informed what was best for my car. I've gone ahead and replaced 16oz of oil for MMO, as well as adding 4oz of MMO to my full tank. I drove the I5 for a little over a half an hour to make the MMO cover all that it needed. This morning I started...