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never,ever go to a quick lube joint.
i cannot tell you how many folks i know who can link the problems with their cars to going to one of those joints. saving a nickel almost always ends up costing a fortune correcting the problems that the "saving" creates. find a good mechanic, a good garage. still, always check your dipstick before paying the bill. and by the way, i believe in draining the oil from the crankcase. not extracting the oil from some vacuum system. and i believe in refilling the sump not from a central system, but from a container that contains all, and only all, the oil that is required for a replenishment. i have encountered the benz dealer with a central hose system where more oil is introduced than required. real damage can be caused if the engine is operated too long in this condition. fwiw |
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Please Albert....even though I agree with you, don't get everyone started on the draining/pumping controversy!!
That ranks right up there with dino/syn oil, green/pink coolant and Zaino/Meguiars debates!
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