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VOLKSWAGEN GOLF IVsince 1997 of releaseRepair and car operation |
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Foltsvagen Golf 4 + 1. Maintenance instruction - 2. Engine - 2.1. Petrol engines 2.1.1. Technical characteristics 2.1.2. Removal and installation of the bottom mudguard of a motor compartment + 2.1.3. Engine 1,6-/1,8-I + 2.1.4. Engine 1,4-I + 2.1.5. The engine 2,3 - I-VR5 2.1.6. Compression check in engine cylinders + 2.1.7. Removal and installation of a poliklinovy belt - 2.1.8. Recommendations about engine oils 2.1.8.1. Viscosity of oil 2.1.8.2. All-weather oils 2.1.8.3. Oil with the increased lubricant properties 2.1.8.4. Classes of viscosity and range of use of oil 2.1.8.5. Engine oils + 2.1.9. Circulation of engine oil 2.1.10. Check of pressure of oil and sensor of pressure of oil 2.1.11. Removal and installation of the oil pallet 2.1.12. Engine start after major maintenance 2.1.13. Diagnostics of malfunctions of the engine 2.1.14. Main malfunctions of system of greasing + 2.2. Diesel engines + 3. Cooling system + 4. Fuel system + 5. Exhaust system + 6. Ventilation and heating system + 7. Coupling + 8. Transmission + 9. Suspension brackets and power shafts + 10. Steering + 11. Wheels and tires + 12. Brake system + 13. Body + 14. Electric equipment and electroschemes |
2.1.8.5. Engine oils
Viscosity of engine oils For modern engines it is necessary to use only HD oils. HD oils are oils with the increased lubricant properties improved at the expense of various additives. These additives provide the best anticorrosive protection, more favorable conditions against the oxidation phenomenon, the smallest tendency to formation of the slags, the best change of the viscosity, clearing and dissolving properties. Clearing and dissolving additives not only reduce formation of the remains in the engine, but also ability these remains and all other pollution in engine oil at the same time possess to dissolve and keep in a suspension so that at oil replacement these pollution are removed together with merged oil. Petrol engines Diesel engines |
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