DrewCrash
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« : March 02, 2010, 08:39:27 AM » |
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greetings from the warm city of Mexico City. (No, I haven't met anyone here who is from Fairfax).
So last Monday my wife and I went to Jiffy Lube for an oil change and my wife and we agreed to have the air filter changed. My wife leaves Tuesday night to head for MA for a few days. She is complaining that the car is shaking, stalling, and just not driving 'normal.' On Thursday we made an appointment with Rainville and dropped the car off yesterday. My wife tells me the following, per Rainville: The air filter was the wrong size, and was visible jammed in to work. As a result, the air filter was not working and air intake to the engine was not working properly and therefore caused the engine problems. To make a long story short: $530 spent at Rainville and now a fight to get Jiffy Lube to pay for this.
Here is my review on Jiffy Lube: Shame on me for not listening / believing the horror stories of Jiffy Lube. I have been in there for oil changes and part of their routine is to vacuum, fill air in the tires, and of course check windshield wiper fluid. I have air pressure monitors for my car and I know they failed to check the air, fialed to vacuum, and have failed to check the wiper fluid. My point is this, they seem more concerned with turn around time of the cars, then they do following their 30 check inspection routine. Nothing is more evident than by their failure to place in the right air filter into my wife's vehicle.
For those who want to know the specific Jiffy Lube, it was the one in Essex. Here is hoping they reimburse us the $530.
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