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Hi, all. I'm not a regular visitor to this group, but I wonder if anyone has any thoughts: I have a 2002 VW Golf 2.0 estate. Regularly serviced, mostly used on occasional long journeys. Now has about 35000 miles. It burns oil at an alarming rate. I reckon about 1200 miles per litre, more if driven fast. The VW dealer says that VW allow an oil consumption of up to 600 miles (1000 Km) per litre. This is ridiculous. It means that it can't be used on a long holiday without topping up the oil. After one service, the dealer rather sheepishly gave me an extra litre of oil, saying that it "might be useful". I'm technical enough to check it and top it up, but how do VW ever expect such a car to survive from one service to the next in the hands of the non-technical? As I say, I'd be interested in thoughts... Richard D. Spamtrapped at ngsATradixDASHdesignDOTcoDOTuk www.radix-design.co.uk |
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