No cause for alarm. BTW.. Mobil 1 is a ripoff. There are other syn oils that last for one year that costs less. 10W30 is all climate oil,and you should not be concerned. I use 10W30 Pennzoil full synthetic and live in Canada.
If it is the synthetic blend, you should change the oil every 3,000 miles. If it is a full synthetic, you should change the oil every 5,000 miles.
Synthetic. Turbos should always be synthetic.
If you drive normally and use full synthetic you should change your oil every 8,000 miles. You should change the filter at the same time and change your air filter every 30,000 miles.
Change it according to what VW recommends as listed in your owners manual.
If you drive normally change the oil/filter every 8,000 miles.
As atmospheric CO2 is considered the major cause of climate change it is only natural that the Panel on Climate Change should be concerned with processes that affect it.
call a veterinarian and they will be able to answer the question for you
No, you can mix them together if you so wish. But know that you cannot extend the oil change interval if you do not use 100% synthetic and should change the oil/filter every 5,000 miles.
I would use 10/40 synthetic in winter and 20/50 synthetic in summer .You should get 7000 to 10000 miles before your next oil change.
I will change my oil from conventional oil to synthetic oil on my next oil change.
as far as i know, no, the garage concerned should do all changes concerned with a pump change
Here in Northern New England at the local "Oil and Go" today (January 2011) I saw the price for a synthetic blend oil change to be 64.95 plus tax. The price for a full synthetic oil change was 79.95. The price for a regular oil change was 34.95. I have not priced quarts of semi-synthetic oils at Walmart lately, but I can say the price of 64.95 is excessive when for 15 dollars more you can get a full synthetic oil change. It may very well be that today's semi-synthetic oil sells for 82 percent of the price of full synthetic, but I seriously doubt that. Rather I suspect the 35 dollar price of a regular oil change is to get people in the door, so they can be up-sold to an overpriced semi-synthetic blend oil change. After all, there isn't much money to be made in basic oil changes, unless your doing an awful lot of them. So keep in mind that when these folks checking your windshield wipers and air filters, it isn't because they are concerned about your safety or gas mileage. No, they want to sell you more stuff (stuff with a much higher profit margin than your basic oil change).