

| Subject: | Re: Oil pressure Light and alarm on decelleration after new oil change? |
| From: | Jake de Villiers |
| Date: | Mon, 5 Feb 2007 12:47:53 -0800 |
If it was my van, I'd change the oil right away, just so I knew what was in the crankcase. Your choice. On 2/5/07, Louize Christensen <louizec@mycingular.blackberry.net> wrote: > > > Question! > Just had an oil change (at a VW shop). I asked to make sure to use 20w50 > oil. The tech said. YEP. > Later, I heard him ask another tech if they had any. After oil change, I > asked again and was assured that 20 50oil was used. > > Fast forward: > > After driving a couple of days around town-- say under 2000rpm, no high > speed highway, all was fine. The first time I got on the highway and drove > about 40minutes at then got off exit ramp, oil pressure light and alarm went > off. I stepped on accelerator and both went off. As soon as I let off > acc.the same happened about 4 times. > (I read the great info on the archives ) > > My prev. exper. Is that if the wrong oil is used or wrong filter this will > happen as the oil is resrtricted in flow, or not viscous enough. > > The van drives fine othErwise with no leaks or alarms in city driving. > > The oil filter used is a BOSCH. No 0 451 103 033; the recommended filter > for my 91. Is:; 070115561 > > The bus seems to be running slightly hotter, even tho it is cooler > outside. With fan coming on after being in traffic for 30 min or so and it > is not hot outside. > > ?: Is this filter ok? > ? If no, is it or will it damage engine? > > Oil on dipstick does not feel as thick as the spare 20 50 I have here > > -?: Is it the oil... > Or > ? Is it both... Or sometHing else? > > Thanks in ADvance! > > Louize > Sent via BlackBerry from Cingular Wireless -- Jake 1984 Vanagon GL 1986 Westy Weekender "Dixie" www.crescentbeachguitar.com
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