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Like the guy said while trying to sell a customer a used car " this car is so good it has never been back to the shop, why I haven't even had to change the oil yet and it only has 50,000 miles".
That's why I change my own oil as well...I'd rather not have some excuse for a mechanic playing around under my truck, it means far too much to me for that, and after reading all the fun stories at jiffylubeproblems.com, I tend to stay far, far away from any place that changes oil for it's main source of income.
I had the Ranger down to a 10 minute ordeal. The first time I did the Explorer it took me about an hour, going slow, steady, and having to go to Walmart to get an FL-1A oil filter since the one they spec'd was incorrect...in a Ford manual no less...idiots...
I work part time at Mueller's Auto Service, Inc. in Magnoila, TX. We had a funny experience with a '96 F-350 Powerstroke yesterday.
I live just outside of Magnolia. Nice area for sure.
I alwasy do my own oil changes for the same reasons - heard far too many stories about idiots not putting in oil, wrong filter, wrong oil, you name it.
I've got Fumoto Oil Valves on both of our vehicles so I rarely get a drop on my hands when I'm doing changes. Nifty little gadget.
I take my car (new) to the dealer for an oil change and I change my truck's (older than me) oil myself. I either pay someone enough to do it right or do it myself.
I def change my own oil and check my own fluids. People will pay $100 for one of those "Full service" oil changes w/ a 16 point inspection. Sounds all official. Anyone can do it themselves for free.
there's 8 points right there. And if you read their inspection report, 4 of the 16 points only apply to certain vehicles. I can do it myself just as fast for a quarter of the price.
And $100 just to flush the radiator, I bet you know right where u can stick it.
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