Jetta Oil Consumption

[Mountainman]

My 90TSI used around 1L every 3000km to the first service with the amount decreasing as it got towards the 15K and since then has basically used nothing. Now at 46K (yeah , in a year) so give it a bit of time. My brother's 118TSI Jetta didn't use any oil but he has had the joy of his DSG failing instead.

[adcamachol]

Hi! I am new to the forum.

I have a 2006 Jetta turbo FSI. I bought this new last November. I love the car, how it runs and everything in it. The car uses oil, though.

The first time I noticed this was after the car ran 1,000. The second time was after 7,500 kms. On both occassions the oil was on the minimum level of the dipstick. I returned the car for oil top up during these times to the dealer where I bought the car from and they told me that this is normal. I have since closely monitored the oil level and the last time I checked this morning the oil was just below the maximum level and the car has now ran over 9,600 kms. This also prompted me to research oil consumption issues on the internet and this is how I found this site. However, most of the discussions about oil consumption I found were in American forums. Some were saying that this is normal and some were saying this should not happen. My Jetta manual mentions that oil consumption should be expected. I've had cars of different makes, past and present, and I never have to top up the oil in between changes.

I would like to ask Jetta owners and VW turbo engine owners if you have similar experience. Is this something that I have to be concerned about or do I just have to put up with oil top ups?

I will appreciate any inputs you may have.

Thanks.

bacong

Problem fix
I have the 06 GTI FSI engine did notice oil in my intake manifold, vacuum lines, intercooler, and, turbo area this is all internal it will not leave a spot on your drive way because its being burnt once it gets in to the cylinders, finally found the source of the problem all it is pressure regulator valve or in eny other make will be call pcv valve (positive crankcase valve) vw dealers call it pressure regulator valve this is located on front of the valve cover it have 2 lines the are vacuum related if u unplog one of them and found engine oil inside the line it means the pressure regulator is at fault, i did replace it and found all my oil cansomption problems fix (no oil light and no more adding oil)

I hope this is the problems u all are may have.

please let me know if this was helpfull