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  1. 04-11-2006 12:33 AM #36
    Quote, originally posted by dneknw »
    Lucas has gone in about 6 or 7 oil changes, to help oil consumption problem. I want to stop using that as well, to flush or not to flush that is the question.

    Lucas causes oil foaming. Check out http://bobistheoilguy.com/ for the tests which prove it.

    If you have an oil burning problem, step up to a higher viscosity instead of using Lucas.

    An engine oil flush chemical is used on severely dirty engines where the oil wasn't changed enough, or if the engine has sludge. It isn't necessary to flush the oil if you are switching from conventional to synthetic oil.

    Audi increased the size of their oil filter to help resolve an oil sludging problem. See if you can install a larger oil filter, an Audi one might fit. Perjad will know.

    I have heard great reviews about SeaFoam cleaners, although any cleaner should do the job well. Since the 2.0L has sludge issues, it would be a good idea to flush it. Some people don't like the idea of using engine flush chemicals since they are hard on the bearings and all metal surfaces, but that is a lesser evil to plugged oil galleries - which would cause oil starvation.

    Synthetic oil won't burn quicker than conventional, so you are okay in that department.


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    04-15-2006 09:27 PM #37
    Quote, originally posted by Winged Nut »

    Lucas causes oil foaming. Check out http://bobistheoilguy.com/ for the tests which prove it.

    Wow... you learn something everyday.

    Good read

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  3. 04-25-2006 01:20 AM #38
    Quote, originally posted by Winged Nut »

    Lucas causes oil foaming. Check out http://bobistheoilguy.com/ for the tests which prove it.


    Quote, originally posted by VWJettaCarat »
    Go ahead and add the Lucas oil stabilizer.. nothing wrong with it.. Here's a reply from Lucas themselves.. and they're right.. i've been running Lucas in my engines for 10 years and have never expierenced the supposed air bubbles.. here's the email..
    Thank you for your concern, we appreciate it very much. You are
    correct, Bob the Oil Guy is nothing more than a salesmen for one of our
    competitors. He rigged up the test to try and discredit us so he could
    sell more of his oil. Our oil is run by Top-Fuel Dragsters, NASCAR's and
    Indy Cars, these are the harshest motor conditions on the road and we
    have never had one problem with foaming or lack of protection. The best
    thing we can tell you is to run your car and pull the dipstick out right
    afterward and see for yourself if there is any foaming. Thanks for
    using our products and please feel free to contact us with any other
    concerns or questions you may have.

    I know of many other friends and family members that use Lucas and also swear by it.. Don't get caught up with some knobs bad info..
    Have fun with your engine!


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  4. 04-25-2006 10:08 AM #39
    I have been a member on Bobistheoilguy.com for several years now. I can assure you he is not promoting any oil company.

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  5. 04-30-2006 08:18 AM #40
    you can always go with Motul Engine Clean and Fuel system clean for the gas or Diesel System clean for the diesel motors. That stuff is awesome.

  6. 06-12-2006 01:06 PM #41
    Two questions for Precision.

    1) I have a 1.8T - How extra for the Royal purple and is it worth it?

    2) Do you have or do they make the magnetic drain plugs for this car? If so how much are they?

    I'll be stoping buy either later this week or next week for an oil change.


  7. 06-12-2006 06:19 PM #42
    5W40 lubromoly, Motul or AMSOIL are all better choices for your motor compare to RP.

    I dont carry magnatic drain plug and there is no need for it. If you have chunk of metals in your oil then your engine needs a rebuild.

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  8. 06-12-2006 07:41 PM #43
    Quote, originally posted by PrecisionTuning.ca »
    5W40 lubromoly, Motul or AMSOIL are all better choices for your motor compare to RP.

    I dont carry magnatic drain plug and there is no need for it. If you have chunk of metals in your oil then your engine needs a rebuild.

    Nope. No chunks of metal in my oil. Was simply asking a question as I've seen many other suggest them. As for the choice in oil, is there any paticular reason why you would grade those three oils above RP?

    I thought Royal Purple was some excellent oil?


  9. 06-12-2006 09:10 PM #44
    1.8T requires specific addetives to protect the bearings. VW approved oils such as lubromoly, Penthosynth and Mutol will do a better job.

    RP is a great oil but not for your application.

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  10. 06-22-2006 08:29 AM #45
    Had my oil changed there at PT last week and I gotta say...I don't think i've had a faster oil change from a REAL shop (not a place like the oil changers) ever!!

    Great service.


  11. 06-25-2006 04:11 PM #46
    Any chance there will be another Lubromoly/Mann special in the near future?

  12. 06-25-2006 05:05 PM #47
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    Any chance there will be another Lubromoly/Mann special in the near future?

    Not in near future. May be in Aug/Sep

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  13. 07-10-2006 04:24 AM #48
    Can you do oil changed on my MKV gti? Do you have OEM oil filters?

  14. 07-10-2006 03:19 PM #49
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    Can you do oil changed on my MKV gti? Do you have OEM oil filters?

    Sure I do. I carry MANN Oil Filter which is OEM

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  15. 08-05-2006 01:20 AM #50
    thanks again for the wipers !!1

  16. 09-12-2006 06:35 PM #51
    Quote, originally posted by PrecisionTuning.ca »
    synthetic oil change

    $69.99 plus tax for All 4 Cyl engines (excluding TDI)
    $79.99 plus tax for all VR6 and TDI engines.

    So how much for the 2.5l??? I only have 1200km on it now, but I'll be needing an oil change eventually!


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    11-02-2006 02:19 PM #52
    christ that's less than I spent to do it myself with mobil ... would have cost me $20 in gas to get there though...
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  18. 11-02-2006 10:10 PM #53
    for Perjad. It's always a great time at PTM.

    Had an oil change, engine flush, and a great conversation with Perjad.


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    11-12-2006 10:52 PM #54
    I'm running AMSOIL Synthetic 5w30, with Factory filters all the time, good/bad? any suggestions?
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  20. 11-15-2006 11:41 PM #55
    You should switch to AMSOIL 5W40.
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    11-16-2006 12:12 AM #56
    I will, I picked up tires from you on Monday

    see you next oil change

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  22. 01-17-2007 10:41 PM #57
    sooo the Castrol 15-40 my car has been running with for 270 000k is bad?
    Is it too late to switch or what?

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    02-07-2007 06:21 PM #58
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    02-10-2007 12:28 AM #59
    Great service, great prices... See you in one month for the brake service Perjad
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  25. 02-16-2007 09:53 PM #60
    I'm thinkin' of poppin' by tomorrow (after I call of course)

    I'm looking at doing a flush, full synthetic, new plugs and coils. (I've got a 2000 1.8T 'AWD' engine code, and my coils do not look like the ones on your site)

    I also have a CEL from, what I've been told is the EGR Sensor.. hmm maybe that could get looked after too, heh.

    Haven't completely made my mind up about the flush, as she has 297,000K on her..


  26. 02-17-2007 05:14 PM #61
    Met Perjad today when I picked up an Oil filter for my 2.8 A4. Nice guy. Will me talking to him again very very soon to do a Timing Belt job.

    Thanks again Perjad.


  27. 02-19-2007 07:16 PM #62
    Perjad is the man!!!! got my misfires taken care of, and he's talked me out of several stupid mistakes already

    Definitely going to get him to do my work from now on. A bit of a drive from Newmarket, but its worth it Getting my exhaust done soon, and maybe some bilsteins


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    03-29-2007 02:47 PM #63
    Time for my next oil change and more suspension fun. Perjad's knowledge, great service and pricing has done wonders for my ride in the past year. Triple thumbs up and keep up the awesome work Perjad and thank you.
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    03-30-2007 08:22 AM #64
    I finally found a decent mechanic who loves what he does and does it well. We had some "fun" with taking my suspension apart because the shop where I got the susp. done, forgot to remove the strut mount spacer (reversed rake) and cross-threaded the axle nut on top of that! Took us 45 minutes to get the axle nut off to find out they ruined a perfect driveshaft. Long story short, Perjad took care of it with adding washers where the thread was damaged and it worked. Big for Perjad and PrecisionTuning.

    See you soon for an oil change and brake fluid flush

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    04-04-2007 12:45 AM #65
    will be dropping by for an oil change in next couple of weeks...

    you've come highly recommended


  31. 04-04-2007 01:33 AM #66
    Amazing service amazing prices.. Better then going to the stealership, put some nice motul oil in my new 2007 gti and bought some other stuff.

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    04-14-2007 01:50 PM #67
    for Perjad. x2

    got mine changed today, awsome guy and service. If you haven't been go, go now.... lol


  33. 04-14-2007 09:44 PM #68
    Quote, originally posted by alfonz »
    for Perjad. x2

    got mine changed today, awsome guy and service. If you haven't been go, go now.... lol

    I hope you weren't the guy who held up my appointment!!

    I had my ignition wires and plugs changed as well as an oil change. All the way from Windsor, I'm willing to drive 400km from my house to his shop to get all my service done from now on. Perjad is an amazing mechanic and extremely professional.


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    04-21-2007 12:10 PM #69

    naw i showed up bright and early


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    05-09-2007 07:11 PM #70
    Me and my buddy went by and Perjad took care of us both, oils changed, diagnosed a few things for us and saved both of us time and money. Thanks Perjad I appreciate the help you gave us. Go See Perjad.

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