If you're driving the 2.0T then yes you should be putting 91 or higher octane gas in your vehicle to avoid 'pinging' and reduction in horse power (some suggest you can lose up to 15 horsepower).
every 60000 thousand Miles
No, you can use conventional or synthetic, your choice.
if you have a turbo engine you need premium gas, look inside your gas tank door and it will tell you what octane your car requires.
I have a 2001 1.8T Passat Station Wagon. My (non-dealer) repair shop suggests that premium gas is only required for city driving. When going on a long trip with mostly high speed interstate driving, mid-grade gas is okay according to them. I have been following their advice for the last year and have had no change in gas mileage or performance. As a once owner of a 2000 Passat wagon, a brother-in-law who has spent over the last 20 years as a VW dealer tech and he too still owns his 2000 Passat wagon 1.8T has never used anything but regular unleaded gas in his car. He says there is no reason that he has ever known or experienced in his many years as a tech and owner to use premium gas in this car. With the 1.8T you should only be using a full synthetic oil. there is no way around this. Using conventional motor oil WILL cause sludge in your engine, void the extended warranty on this engine and cost thousands to fix.
Yes and if the belt breaks it will damage your engine.
I need a manuel for a 2008 Volkswagen pussat with turbo..I need to know how to set the settings for gas mileage
I assume you want to drain the oil out. The sump plug is under the engine - about in the middle. You would need to remove the underbody covers (10 mins) and then you will see it.
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you will need to leave the radio on for 1 hour so the radio can reset itself then you can re-enter the code.
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