Your not doing your own service work
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just watched that video!
that is some BULL****! man does that **** me off...i change my own oil, diff fluids, fuel filters, transmission fluids and all the NOW! but never did untill I onwed this truck.... i just to take all my Jeeps to quick service places when i first got my license....who knows how many times i got ripped off..
man that sucks!
makes me mad!
that is some BULL****! man does that **** me off...i change my own oil, diff fluids, fuel filters, transmission fluids and all the NOW! but never did untill I onwed this truck.... i just to take all my Jeeps to quick service places when i first got my license....who knows how many times i got ripped off..
man that sucks!
makes me mad!
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Unbelievable, yet at the same time not surprising. I do most all the service work on our vehicles, but on the rare occasion I just don't have time to do an oil change or whatever, I use a locally-owned place. Never one of the national chains. Even with the local shops, if I have any hint of a reason not to trust them, I hang out by the vehicle and watch everything that goes on.
This is corporate America today. From the lowest-level employees to the corporate offices, they don't care. As long as the revenue keeps rolling in, that's all that matters.
Regardless of what I'm buying or what services I need from someone, I've gotten to where I always try to use a locally-owned place where I know the business owner is on-site or close by. Besides keeping money circulating in local economies rather than being funneled off to China or some corporate tower across the country, you avoid junk like this.
This is corporate America today. From the lowest-level employees to the corporate offices, they don't care. As long as the revenue keeps rolling in, that's all that matters.
Regardless of what I'm buying or what services I need from someone, I've gotten to where I always try to use a locally-owned place where I know the business owner is on-site or close by. Besides keeping money circulating in local economies rather than being funneled off to China or some corporate tower across the country, you avoid junk like this.
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My old roommate had a 3000 GT VR-4 and the JL forgot to put tranny fluid back in his 6 spd. Well 20 miles later, no more tranny. After like 6 months of court dates etc. Jiffy Lube had to order him a new tranny from somewhere in europe to the tune of 5000$ not including install. So I do my own maintenance