she will simply roll her eyes at that heh

 

Welcome to the club

 

Yeah, its especially bad when we are saving up to buy her a car that doesn't completely suck. When she is driving a piece, its hard to convince her I need to spend more money on mine.

 

so i picked up the passat, drove the car a couple of miles, and the oil looks very clean, idles butter smooth ( which can be related to any other number of things) but imo for 50 bucks this is a great deal, i'll have more facts when i pick up the audi and check back on the oil feed line after its been flushed, still so far looks like a great product...
a) you dont have to run the engine with oil thined by solventes aka seafoam
b) the flush is pumped in reverse flow, meaning anything stuck an a screen or other parts can be pumped out
c) i was assured the solvents do no damage to the internals, and a thin lubricant film is left for the seconds it take the oil pump to take oil thry the whole engine
imo seafoam and others are great products, but for 50 incl labor i dont think you can beat this
i'll post back when i see how it did with the audi's oil line

btw, get ur wife another audi, maybe she'll catch the mod bug.... then again, most likeley not..[&o]

 

Sounds good! You should get a turbo timer...........

 

I love this forum sometimes. Nobody listens to good sound advice. Everyone rides on the most popular opinion. Seafoam in your crankcase doesn't do jack ****. It's a harsh solvent guys. For the fuel system and upper cylinders its ok but for the crankcase it's not a very good idea.

 

sure, i know yoou only run it for a short time,, my point is that still this theoretically should be better (prolly this is by a small margin thou), you dont have to run thin oil, not even for 500 miles, and just overall, this looks like a more engeneered solution to sludge cleaning, this is not like some ebay guy is trying to sell some made up palstic oil flushing pump, i mean, this is bilstein, as far as their shocks go, theres a night and day differnence between reg shocks and bilsteins xcept for very few other brands, why would they put their brand in this if it wasnt any good? its not like its overpriced. i dunno bout seafoam, ive heard a lot of good things bout it and very few bad, i cant tell, but if a reputable company is willing to come up to customers and say, we've come up with this, weve been in business a looooong time, we worked years to disign this machine and its solvents, we know german engeniering because we are german engieneers, why not give them a shot? if this is as good as they say it is, and i'm willing to try it on my own car, it could prolly help us forget bout sludge and enjoy the 1.8t even more

 

For 50 bucks, give it a try.

Sounds like you are in for a new turbo.

this time, change the oil lines to the turbo and make sure that you disconnect the ECU and crank the engine several times so that you don't get a dry start.

 

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