The suggestions in your other thread didn't help?
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/2016-tiguan-burning-oil.381081/
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/2016-tiguan-burning-oil.381081/
Oil light? What oil light?Well right after the oil change about 400 miles my oil light came on and now here I am.
Took it back and explained it to the VW guy. Shrugged shoulders VW guyOil light? What oil light?
What did you do about it then?
What "oil light"?Took it back and explained it to the VW guy. Shrugged shoulders VW guy
Well right after the oil change about 400 miles my oil light came on and now here I am.
What "oil light"?
How does that helpA quart every 300 miles? Put 20w-50 in it and immediately dump it at a dealer.
ive had it replaced several times still no changeIIWM it would get new quality 0 or 5w-40 oil and filter right now. You might have a leaking oil filter, have you looked. It may only leak when pressurized.
Yea, the service writer…I will reach out today although it be nice to find a VW mechanic outside the dealershipWhat is a "VW guy" ? The service writer? Time to talk to the Service Manager and lay out the facts. Writers are there to deflect at most stores.
Primary issue I see is an old car with likely high mileage. Did you buy it there and happen to get a "million mile" drivetrain service contract?
If not follow @Hermann above and get this oil change done at a different shop.
It helps by getting rid of it while it still runs and drives fine so it can fetch a higher trade in value because at that consumption it's not long for this world. Keep trying to run it and keep turning that oil light on and you'll end up with some not so pretty holes in your block.How does that help
It makes all the difference in what was the problem and what might be done about it.How does that help
He means the oil filter housing. You haven't had that replaced several times, have you?ive had it replaced several times still no change
Wait, can you give us some exact details about what happened? If oil light came on after oil service, you stop, and tow vehicle to same place where oil has been changed.Yea, the service writer…I will reach out today although it be nice to find a VW mechanic outside the dealership
Can you mix a full synthetic with full synthetic? Um…of course.Can I mix 0w30 euro formula with full synthetic for 2016 tiguan??
Believe me I’m thinking on itIt helps by getting rid of it while it still runs and drives fine so it can fetch a higher trade in value because at that consumption it's not long for this world. Keep trying to run it and keep turning that oil light on and you'll end up with some not so pretty holes in your block.
Can I mix 0w30 euro formula with full synthetic for 2016 tiguan??
The suggestions in your other thread didn't help?
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/2016-tiguan-burning-oil.381081/
You can, but why would you want to mix an approved (I assume) oil with some non-approved oil?
I’m trying to fix an oil consumption problem so I’m just looking for an oil that may be better than what VW gives me. Not sure if it’s a turbo seal or ring problem.