I have an Audi TT 2000 1.8T FWD, do you think this will be the correct oil?
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I would agree that it is since we have the same engine "technically". The issue you may want to consider is if you have been using a non-synthetic oil- this one is indeed synthetic and I hear that you shouldn't mix. If you are already using synthetic this is a fantastic oil for our cars. I am using it in a 2012 Audi A4 1.8T
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I've been running it in my 2007 a4 Quattro with the 3.2 V6 for about 5 years now with no problems.
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Have VW 2.0T. Used Castrol 5-40 Edge since new. 110,000 miles. No problem. Probably what Audi calls for. If not sure, call Audi Customer Care 800 number to check.
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I would agree that it is since we have the same engine "technically". The issue you may want to consider is if you have been using a non-synthetic oil- this one is indeed synthetic and I hear that you shouldn't mix. If you are already using synthetic this is a fantastic oil for our cars.I am using it in a 2012 Audi A4 1.8T
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You shouldn't run anything but synthetic in your turbo model. 5w-40 is perfect. exactly what the dealer uses. you will gunk up the engine if you use conventional oil.
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You may be right. All I have used is the same oil. It was so cheap I will keep using it.
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i don't know. i bought this oil for my atvs. i would think so. just don't mix it with regular oil.
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I don't have a clue My oil is synthetic so I suppose it needs to be synthetic.
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you will have to go to the website to get that answer,i don't know if the oil in the compressor is compatible,
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Mobil 1 Racing 4T is a good quality oil. Try it and find out if it's good for your bike. If not , you can try Motul 300V.
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I am not the manufacturer and I really do not care what oil is used. If you need the information so desperately contact the manufacture directly and ask, instead of using us to do the work for you. Thank you.
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I'm pretty sure you can, I Googled your car and it calls for the same oil specifications as my daughters car, VW 502.00 oil, just make sure whatever you buy has that on the back.
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As long as you don't put more than 20% in your fngine, you should be fine. Use a K & N filter and a good synthetic oil ( Amsoil, Pennzoil,Castrol),and you'll be amazed how clean your oil will be. I use Amsoil, a K & N oil filter, and 20% Lucas oil stabilizer in my boat engine and get a clear oil spot on the rag when I check the dipstick. It used to be black ! Hope this helps.
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According to europaparts.com this filter is also used in the TT with the 3.2 L petrol engine. So you should be good to buy one of these for your car.
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Sorry I cant give you an for sure answer that it will fit an 2005 Audi tt. I bought i for my 2002 Jetta 1.8 turbo. It came with everything you will need to install the clutch. It worked out very well for me. Very good quality clutch set.
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Just consider the stop leak as 1 quart of oil and you will be good. It has stopped all leaks for me.
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I like this oil ,i did 10000 miles it still in good condition oil recomended
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According to Motul sheet recommendation, for VW 2.0T you can change it every 9K, last time I changed at 8K and oil was still a bit clean. Not a racer, but sometimes drive a bit spirited to remember my young days.
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Red Line web site has a fantastic Application Guide. www.redlineoil.com Put your vehicle in there and it will tell you which of their oils to use and where. I sell alot of their oil. Really believe in their product! Chuck
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I am not sure. I used Amsoil Synthetic MOTOROLA Oil In My Primary. Used shock proof in transmission only. Love it in the tyranny!
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See the owners manual and check recommended oil volume for that model, but sounds about correct since that volume was created for German cars.