Re: Dealer changing oil in new vehicles prior to delivery
I would think twice about taking the car to the dealer for service. My
inlaws were charged $3 for the nearly free crush washer, $3.50/qt for the
Pennzoil, and $10 for the (Fram) Honda filter. They also got hit with
labor.... it was included in a "package" for Xk miles. I could have bought
the "genuine Honda" filter and washer for $3.25 total and gotten the
Pennzoil at an auto parts store for $1.50/qt or less.
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KWW
"Kenneth J. Harris" <kharris@suffolk.lib.ny.us> wrote in message
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> Just a reminder. Severe service conditions allow earlier changes.
>
> Ken
>
> Moodfoul wrote:
> > I noticed that the 04 civic I test drove at one dealer was much quicker
to
> > accelerate than 04 civics at several other dealers where I had taken the
test
> > drive.
> >
> > When I got out of the car, I noticed an oil change sticker on the
windshield
> > from the dealer stating to change the oil in 3000 miles. This was a
brand new
> > vehicle with about 100 miles on it. I looked at the other new cars on
the lot
> > and they had the same stickers - all of them.
> >
> > Doesn't Honda put in oil at the factory which is left in for the first
7500
> > miles?
> >
> > Will dealer oil change void the warranty?
> >
> > Should I report this to Honda? Would it do any good?
> >
> >
>
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