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Re: Wonder why they did it like that?


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Posted by Don-Wi on January 01, 2014 at 20:26:09 from (75.207.156.202):

In Reply to: Wonder why they did it like that? posted by Don-Wi on January 01, 2014 at 20:00:57:

The only time I've EVER had a shop do my oil is when it was just too dam cold to do it myself. Of course they always come out with a peice of paper with some oil spots on it "This is what your trans.... diff.... whatever oil looks like, and this is what the new clean stuff looks like. For only $$$$$$$$ we'll be glad to do that too...." oh, and how about "Your air filter looks dirty (the one I changed 1000 miles ago) and we'll change that out for only another $20..."

Everytime I changed the next time I've regretted it, just simply when I went to remove that oil filter. I'm gonna get on Dad to just have me do it when he needs it done instead of having those clowns do it. I need to check his rear brakes yet, but for now he's got his truck back and he's happy. It was a Christmas gift to him so it didn't cost him anything either.

Now that we picked up a new(er) van, just to keep the warrantee current I'll probably just bring it in, atleast for a little while. They gave us 4 free ones so that'll last us a little while anyway.

I think the worst part overall today was trying to get the torpedo heater fired up. I had to open it up and put my heat gun on the atomizer deal for a while to help warm the K1 up so it'd ignite. Otherwise it just blew raw K1 and then shut down. Took a few tries but it finally lit up on it's own and helped keep me a little warmer out in the garage.

Donovan from Wisconsin


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