Reply With QuoteFuchs is a good oil. Been around for years.
If your tdi has a dpf then you need a 507 spec oil. Neither oil you mentioned reaches that spec. The oil Umai linked to is the correct one.
Dubber
Yeah he does but I was curious about Fuchs vs liqui moly as I haven't heard much about it.
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Fuchs is a good oil. Been around for years.
If your tdi has a dpf then you need a 507 spec oil. Neither oil you mentioned reaches that spec. The oil Umai linked to is the correct one.
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I'd use LiquiMoly, before the Fuchs.Originally Posted by gabbaking
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Just had liqui moly put in by Volkwerke so will see how it goes my 103kw PD still likes a drink b/w services
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Dub Crazy
Why is that Miro? LiquiMoly have a higher flash point?
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Interesting comment. Love to know more
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On a side note, I'm after liqui moly top tec 4200 which meets 504/507 standards. Anyone know Where's a cheap place to buy it from? Looked at autobarn and it is retailing at close to 110 bucks. Thanks
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That's bloody trade price for it!
I guess they're using it as a loss-leader, hoping you'll buy the oil filter they've put 200% mark-up on
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Nice find might have to get some for b/w services
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Ultimate Dubber
It's good stuff. Been using it in customer's cars for 3 years.
Would recommend the 4100 in the later TSI motors though. Seems to slow down the rate of oil consumption considerably.
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