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Post19-02-2011, 10:28    Subject: Retrofit DPF (HJS brand), and engine oil with/without additives. Ash value Quote

Hello, I drive a Passat 3 BG AVF with an aftermarket HJS cork (city filter) and I'm wondering, as my next oil change is coming up, whether I should consider the installed cork when choosing the engine oil?

I'm currently (and plan to continue) using Fuchs Titan Super Syn 5W-40 Plus without an oil level sensor (with fixed 15,000-mile intervals). VW itself specifies oils meeting the 507.00 standard for vehicles that come with factory-installed oil level sensors. I seem to recall that Aschewert, or perhaps HJS, mentioned that it might not be necessary.


Can anyone help me with something here?
I would like to continue using oils without WIV.

The search didn't turn up any results.

Best regards, Sven.


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Post19-02-2011, 12:42    Subject: Retrofit DPF (HJS brand), and engine oil with/without additives. Ash value Quote

Hello,

I'm doing the same thing as you! According to HJS, the type of oil doesn't matter because the filter, unlike its counterparts from the factory, is distinguished by its significantly different operating principle and mesh size.

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So, you can continue using it if you like. In my case, the filter lasted for almost 100,000 km without any issues! I don't notice any of that http://www.hjs.com/de/173/0/seite_1/Fahrzeuge_&_Anwendungen/Transporter/Diesel-Partikelfilter/Fragen_&_Antworten/Technische_Fragen/technische_fragen.html.


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Post19-02-2011, 17:08    Subject: Retrofit DPF (HJS brand), and engine oil with/without additives. Ash value Quote

Hello, thank you for the quick information. Fortunately, I won't have to pour that WIV broth into my Passat.

Best regards, Sven.


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Post19-02-2011, 21:50    Subject: Retrofit DPF (HJS brand), and engine oil with/without additives. Ash value Quote

The Passat in the signature has had the HJS filter installed since 50,000 km. I have also stuck with the 5W40 50501 oil. No problems whatsoever.
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Post20-02-2011, 15:43    Subject: Retrofit DPF (HJS brand), and engine oil with/without additives. Ash value Quote

No, apparently it's not necessary for aftermarket DPF systems that are designed to be installed without a closed exhaust system.


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Post21-02-2011, 8:48    Subject: Re: Retrofitting DPF (HJS brand here) and engine oil with/without additives. Aschew Quote

scrdel wrote:
Hello, I drive a Passat 3 BG AVF with an aftermarket HJS cork (city filter) and I'm wondering, as the next oil change is coming up, whether I should consider the installed cork when choosing the engine oil?

I'm currently (and plan to continue) using Fuchs Titan Super Syn 5W-40 Plus without an oil level sensor (with fixed 15,000-mile intervals). VW itself specifies oils meeting the 507.00 standard for vehicles that come with factory-installed oil level sensors. I seem to recall that Aschewert, or perhaps HJS, mentioned that it might not be necessary.


Can anyone help me with something here?
I would like to continue using oils without WIV.

The search didn't turn up any results.

Best regards, Sven.



Please note: your Fuchs Titan Super Syn 5W40 Plus is a discontinued product. "Fuchs no longer manufactures it. 505.01 oils containing sulfur have become very rare."
Why not use a 505.01 in C3? For example. Catrol Turbo Diesel 5W-40
Furthermore, I'm not sure because section 507.00 has exceptions regarding backward compatibility. Sometimes, it seems like 505.01 is the better oil...


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