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This unit is a canister setup with a cartridge filter element and there is no water drain on it. I have drained the Jeep's fuel water seperator and there was not water in it. I fuel the Jetta from the same place. Also the fuel sample from the Jetta showed no visible water. I'll see what the...

My Jeep CRD gets half the fuel economy of my Jetta so it goes through twice as much fuel and would have seen a problem IF it was fuel related. They are saying the filter is "Bad" because of the fuel. Well, if the filter was bad, the engine would miss under load or at higher RPMs. That's why I...

Greetings, I’m having a problem with my Volkswagen and my dealer says that he is being told by VWOA that it is a fuel quality issue that is causing the fuel filter to go bad. Let me give you all some background on this issue. The car is a 2005.5 Jetta 5 speed diesel with a little over 12k on...

I've seen some so sludged that the oil return hole on the back of the head was plugged. Your's is fairly clean.

Well it's not on your list, but the new Nissan Quest is a great vehicle and it comes with the optional DVD entertainment system to keep the little ones occupied along with a Navigation sustem so you don't get lost. It will even fit a 4x8 sheet of plywood.

Here's the web site: http://filtrationsolutionsww.com/

On the back of the Elf CRV bottle it just lists 503.00/506.00/506/01 - it does not say "approved" anywhere on the bottle. How ever on their data sheet is specifically states "OEM Approvals" I did find this VW list of approved oils...

I'm using Elf CRV 506.1 in my 2005.5

Wow, I only let it drain till the 6 pack is gone!

I generally change my own oil. There have been a few occasions when I let some one else do it - like when I was living in an apartment while our house was being built. For the most part, I do my own oil changes. I sleep better because of it!

Was this one of their kits that has a remote mounted, full flow, oil filter and a bypass filter on it? Just curious.

Out of curiousity, does Oregon change their fuel in the winter to oxygenated fuels? This may also have an effect.

Since it is a diesel oil, I would prefer it to the 0W-40 Mobil 1. I did use 0W-40 Mobil 1 on the last oil change simply because all the local Wall-of-China-Marts were out of the 5 quart jugs of Truck & SUV.

Wavinwayne, Looking at my CRD manual it syas: "the manufcaturer recommends using synthetic engine oils that are API certified (SL/CF), and meet the requirements of DaimlerChrysler Material Standard MS-10725. Engine Oil Viscosity (2.8L Diesel Engines) Use SAE 0W-40 Mobil 1 Synthetic Engine Oil...

OK great wise purveyors of the green elixir, I have a question. We just bought a Jeep Liberty CRD but there was no owners manuals. After a little bit of searching I found out that Jeep is recommending Mobil 1 0W40 or 5W40. I think the engine is made in Europe by Motiv? What I was wondering was...

My only problem with Fram is the noise on startup due to their poor ADBV. My latest example was on my fathers 1998 Suburu. He called and asked what type of oil to use because of the noise. I asked him if he had an orange Fram filter on it. He did, so I had him replace it with a Napa Gold filter...

I use it in the wife's 2004 Nissan Quest with the 3.5l V6. I still change it on the early side though. I know I need help.......

I use Fleetguard on my Dodge Cummins and Mobil 1, Nappa Gold, or Purolator on the Nissan quest

I don't think that the Valvoline PBE is a bad oil, but it is about $1.25 a quart and I can pick up the Mobil 1 Truck & SUV 5W40 oil at Wally world for $19.99 for a 5 quart container.

Are there any instructions available for installation of that 8-pack in my '95 Civic??? I would LOVE extra oil filtering capacity! With my truck I think I can fit three of those in parallel! I wonder what the wife will say?