What to do with a 2003 Volkswagen GTI?
Always do oil changes on time and use the factory recommended 5W 40 synthetic oil. Routinely change all of your filters: oil, air, cabin air, fuel, etc. Replace belts, hoses, spark plugs, plastic cooling system components. Clean the fuel rail. Lube door hinges.
What kind of oil does a VW GTI use?
Always do oil changes on time and use the factory recommended 5W 40 synthetic oil. Routinely change all of your filters: oil, air, cabin air, fuel, etc. Replace belts, hoses, spark plugs, plastic cooling system components.
When to pass on a 2004 Volkswagen GTI?
If you’re considering buying a 2004 Volkswagen, now that it’s well over 15 years old, I suggest you pass. If prior owners have not cared for the car the way I described (this is the case with most owners trying to sell this car), you do not want to inherit problems they created.
What kind of wheels does a GTI have?
18 inch Premium Alloy wheels with 225/40ZR 18 tires Comes with additional set of 4 alloy wheels with tires mounted for winter time use.
Is the VW R32 GTI still a good car?
Am planning to get an R32 VW 2008 for this year 2020 and will retire my 20th Anniversary to one of my closest friends who wanted it…Its so hard to let it go coz its been a part of my life for 17 yrs and still is fun to drive. great car.
What are the most common problems with a VW VR6?
The 6 Most Common Volkswagen Vr6 Engine Problems 1 Ignition coil pack failure 2 Leaking head gasket 3 Serpentine belt tensioner failure 4 Warm stalls 5 Water pump failure 6 Timing chain failure
What to do with a 2004 Volkswagen GTI VR6?
Original owner and only driver of a 2004 GTI VR6. The key to keeping this car on the road is simple — always do all recommended maintenance when it’s recommended and always use OEM or better than factory parts that perform like OEM. Do not add “performance” parts — most are junk!