Few 16v questions :-)

[pbureau@attbi.com (ATS - Patrick Bureau)]

and after this great canadian statment that I (as an ex-canadian immigrated
elsewhere) have to agree with JC, in Canada 10w30 in winter, 15w50 in
summer.
(it never gets above 80'F)

JC.. now you know why I moved to Texas heheh , its hot, but you can't shovel
snow..

ATS - Patrick
"Thank you brian W, for letting me use his gararge to repair Ball Joints,
Front wheel bearings, 0passenger side engine mount, and tranny mount and
redo my timing this weekend."


=>-----Original Message-----
=>From: scirocco-l-admin@scirocco.org
=>[mailto:scirocco-l-admin@scirocco.org]On Behalf Of Désinor Jean-Claude
=>Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 11:52 AM
=>To: scirocco-l@scirocco.org
=>Subject: Re: Few 16v questions :-)
=>
=>
=>  Could you quantify "cold enough"?
=>
=>  Yesterday, we had a balmy 17 degrees Celcius (62 Farenheit). Today we
=>had a mini blizzard. A couple of times during the winter, we dipped as
=>low as -20 degrees Celcius (-36 Farenheit).
=>
=>  I use real winter tires. I use 10w30. I do not live in Alaska though
=>:-)
=>
=>	Jean-Claude
=>	84 8v (eagerly waiting for May 1st to strut out :-)
=>	96 Jetta GLS (would not spend a winter without 10w30)
=>
=>jester@westfailure.net a écrit :
=>
=>> Folks, read the bentley! i never use 10w30, i think you'd have
=>to live in
=>> Alaska for it to get cold enough to justify this one.
=>>
=>> take care,
=>>
=>> Steve
=>
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