Longranger1 wrote:Moral of the story: Some dealers will bullshit you to extract every possible dollar out of you...
I had a similar thing happen years ago on my old hi-lux.
I used to do a lot of off roading in it and I did extra oil changes between services, I could never remember the dates so I used to scratch it into the filter to remind me.
You can guess what was on the bottom of the
“new” oil filter after the service!!
I didn’t get charged for that service.
On another note…our young bloke was a ford mechanic with a large city dealer and has told us a few stories about what he was required to do…one that comes to mind was a little old lady with a new car with faulty air conditioning…..Turns out that she just didn’t have the controls in the right spot.
End result, full inspection, air con re-gassed and serviced = $$$$$..... All done while he was at lunch by the service manager after he reported that there was no fault.
It pays to check just what has been done when you pick up your car after a dealer has
“serviced” it.
Cheers Johno
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