Thank you Walmart Tire and Lube!

[CamaroKid300]

Originally Posted by CooG

Depends on what your sister looks like.

[Out4it]

Heres another example of the fine gentleman at Walmart http://autos.aol.com/article/wal-mar...6pLid%3D162481

[sene]

Originally Posted by Out4it

Heres another example of the fine gentleman at Walmart http://autos.aol.com/article/wal-mar...6pLid%3D162481

It's amazing what passes as news these days...

[ponbigi]

I'm just glad that they didn't fight me on this. we doors have them by the balls. They had no room to deny the claim

[BowtieBelle]

Wow. This is sickening.

I've heard of them forgetting to put the filter back in before, and all kinds of other horror stories. I would never let Wal-Hell TOUCH my car.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by nyrfan

While I hate Dumpmart (as I call it) and never, ever go there this could happen at any service center, including the dealer. The only "safe way" to get an oil change is to do it yourself.

Not necessarily true, the place you get your oil filter could give you the wrong one and there goes your engine. Happened to my brother. Luckily he saw the oil pouring out and shut it off before there was damage. I take mine to the dealer. Every 5th oil change is free. They count it up on all three of my cars so every other round of oil changes I get one free one.

[willhe64]

Most dealerships suck too. One journeyman and a half dozen so called apprentices (Lackeys) working, all on flat rate.

[29er]

i really feel bad for you.. i hope they gonna pay to wash your driveway.
at wal mart they don't have mechanics with 15,20 years of experience .those are guys//more like kids who just got out from school and they text, pick their noses and watch their pubic hair grow.. if there is a supervisor/foreman he should of check the job of the apprentice after he was finished before giving you the keys..

pay more and go to a trusted place or learn how to do it yourself and take your time while doing it right.

[Monchy36]

Originally Posted by nyrfan

While I hate Dumpmart (as I call it) and never, ever go there this could happen at any service center, including the dealer. The only "safe way" to get an oil change is to do it yourself.

I though i need keep traking on the oil change for warranty??? If you do it yourself how you prove that you changing the oil on time? And how you reset the computer?

[hightower]

How do you f*ck up putting an oil filter on?!?!!

How does an idiot like that get hired?!?!?





This is exactly why I do ALL my own work on my cars.

[hightower]

Originally Posted by ponbigi

Brand new engine going in car today. 4k for engine and 16 hours of labor at 116.00 per hour plus rental total charge to Walmart 7561.00

That's good news! starting over with new mileage!

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by Monchy36

I though i need keep traking on the oil change for warranty??? If you do it yourself how you prove that you changing the oil on time? And how you reset the computer?

You know there is a lot of valuable information in your owners manual. One of them is how to reset the oil life monitor.
Keep your receipts for the oil and filter and write it down in the back of the owners manual as to when and miles you changed it..... just call the oil life up on the DIC and push and hold the little button on the end of the turn signal stalk until you hear it go BEEP!

[ponbigi]

The guy who did my change was brand new... First day. Ive never had an issue with them. He put it on inverted and did not screw all the way to the top. I wont be going back

[ponbigi]

I still font have her back.. Hopefully today.. They did some warranty transmission work as well. Miss my car badly