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    Hi all! I was just wondering if people are finding that they need to top up their Passat 206TSI oil between services. I had to top up my wagon's oil before the first service, and again today, a few thousand kms out from the second service. Is this usual?

    Thanks!

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    Originally posted by TailsK View Post
    Hi all! I was just wondering if people are finding that they need to top up their Passat 206TSI oil between services. I had to top up my wagon's oil before the first service, and again today, a few thousand kms out from the second service. Is this usual?

    Thanks!
    EA888 engines design issue.

    The top up in my case is not severe.

    Only topped up once after the car passed service interval as I booked in late.

    Seems yours is burning more oil.

    If it happens every thousands kms, you may need to check the engine up for sure.


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    • #3
      It can be a function of how it was run in
      MY14 MK VII GTI | Pure White | Manual | Bi-Xenons (his)
      MY19 B8 Passat 206TSI wagon | Manganese Grey (hers)

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      • #4
        I used a little oil before the first service, probably about 500ml. Since then (40k kms later) and I haven't burnt a drop.
        MY17 206 R-Line Passat Sedan, Pure White, Sunroof | Spectune STG1 | VWR 600 Intake, TMD, Inlet Elbow | Res Delete

        MY 13 Tiguan 155TSI | Pepper Grey | DSG | Leather | RVC | RNS510 | ACC | 18" New York Wheels -SOLD

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        • #5
          Just checked mine, 14k and about to go in for 1st service, and still have plenty of oil.
          Mine - Mustang GT MY20 - Carbonised Grey - "Nicky"
          Hers - T-Roc 140 TSI Sport MY21 - Reveena Blue - "Rocky"
          Previous - Passat 206TSI MY17 - Night Blue

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Jimi View Post
            It can be a function of how it was run in
            We have two of these motors and neither use oil but they kindly supplied a litre in the boot so it must be an expectation. Both motors were revved very hard to the red line from brand new for the first few days. Take that for what it is worth.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Ozsko View Post
              We have two of these motors and neither use oil but they kindly supplied a litre in the boot so it must be an expectation. Both motors were revved very hard to the red line from brand new for the first few days. Take that for what it is worth.
              That’s almost always a better approach IMO than babying it/highway driving when it comes to bedding everything in
              MY14 MK VII GTI | Pure White | Manual | Bi-Xenons (his)
              MY19 B8 Passat 206TSI wagon | Manganese Grey (hers)

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Jimi View Post
                It can be a function of how it was run in
                Originally posted by Ozsko View Post
                We have two of these motors and neither use oil but they kindly supplied a litre in the boot so it must be an expectation. Both motors were revved very hard to the red line from brand new for the first few days. Take that for what it is worth.
                Originally posted by Jimi View Post
                That’s almost always a better approach IMO than babying it/highway driving when it comes to bedding everything in
                I wasn't given any advice as to how I should run it in when I purchased it. I probably treated my car like Ozsko did when I bought it... The dealer has been topping it up for free, but it's not very convenient. I'll ask them when I take it in for a service.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by TailsK View Post
                  I wasn't given any advice as to how I should run it in when I purchased it. I probably treated my car like Ozsko did when I bought it... The dealer has been topping it up for free, but it's not very convenient. I'll ask them when I take it in for a service.
                  Run in instructions are in the owners manual. I ignored them and broke the car in like I have every other car I've owned from new. Don't flog it all the time, but give it the squirt occasionally, don't make the engine labour in a lower gear, regulate speeds, don't use cruise control and don't pound the brakes.
                  MY17 206 R-Line Passat Sedan, Pure White, Sunroof | Spectune STG1 | VWR 600 Intake, TMD, Inlet Elbow | Res Delete

                  MY 13 Tiguan 155TSI | Pepper Grey | DSG | Leather | RVC | RNS510 | ACC | 18" New York Wheels -SOLD

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by TailsK View Post
                    I wasn't given any advice as to how I should run it in when I purchased it. I probably treated my car like Ozsko did when I bought it... The dealer has been topping it up for free, but it's not very convenient. I'll ask them when I take it in for a service.
                    You must be putting a lot of oil in it. We ran all our race motors in the same way after a while, warm them up with a few laps and drive it like you stole it. They always went harder than softly running them in by the seat of the pants dyno.

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                    • #11
                      if the dealer is topping it up with VW OEM CASTROL then that is probably your issue.

                      If you get 504.507 spec penrite enviro+ or shell you will be good.

                      been through this with the R which obviously has the same motor.

                      i was burning 1/4 - 1/2 my oil every 1,500 - 2500km but that stopped happening when i started using either of these oils.

                      then to test i bought another bottle of castrol after many KMs of using the others and again it burnt alot faster.

                      penrite is usually on special at supercheap or repco , usually 60 per bottle. shell you can get on ebay for 75 per bottle
                      Last edited by amunra; 06-07-2018, 06:49 PM. Reason: speeling

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