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    118TSI drinking oil

    Hi Everyone,

    I have one of the 118Kw twin charged motor/7speed dog gearbox combos in the golf I have owned since new.

    The car has just done 26,000 klms in 2.5 years and 3 months, back the oil warning light came on so I checked the oil and ended up putting in a litre. A few weeks later same thing and another 500ml. Then had my 30,000klm service earlywhere the engine oil was replaced. 2 weeks back I had to put in another 500ml.

    The upshot is the engine appears to have consumed 2L of oil in less than 2,000klm.

    I questioned this with VW who grandly proclaimed that " The VW group allow for 500ml of oil to be consumed every 1,000klm". Am curious to know if this more whitewashing from VW.

    Has anyone had a similar issue?


    Before the trolls come out - No, I do not trash the car whilst driving!

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    Might be worth instigating an oil consumption test with your dealership.
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    Thanks.

    A bit wary of my dealer - at the last service car was there overnight. When I picked up the car I noticed the left rear seat headrest was down. I thought perhaps one of the staff had taken it home overnight for a test and had picked up their kid or something. Only when washing the car did I notice paint pissing from the edge of the door.

    No-one sits in the bag seat of my car and I am wondering if it happened at the Parammata dealer.

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    cracked ring lands ??

    If your willing to travel down south to the Shire I can put you in touch with a dealer who actually gives a damn and will look after you. Service manager drives an R and is an enthusiast. There's always a couple of 118s in there getting new engines DSGs and so on

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    Sure thanking you. Used to work out Taren Point so the shire is not an issue for me.

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    Could someone Please clarify if the correct amount of oil usage has increased to 1lt every 1,000 km for all volkswagen vehicles? I presumed this was the latest figures from Volkswagen.

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    1LT per 1000km is outrageous.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grtuned View Post
    Could someone Please clarify if the correct amount of oil usage has increased to 1lt every 1,000 km for all volkswagen vehicles? I presumed this was the latest figures from Volkswagen.
    The correct amount of oil usage should be 0.0L . Having to pour $20 of oil into your engine every 1,000km is just ridiculous and i cant believe people accept this as being normal/ok.

    My Golf R doesn't use a drop.
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    Fuel efficiency by way of reduced friction, comes at the cost of increased oil consumption.

    I'd expect a small amount of oil use, but not several litres between services.
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    Take it into the mountains and give it a flogging.

    Obviously babying it hasn't worked. Haha

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