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re: Oil change prices
Posted on 5/9/24 at 8:38 am to Yournamegoeshere
Posted on 5/9/24 at 8:38 am to Yournamegoeshere
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You can’t tell people you’ve gotta use Motorcraft oil. It’s just gotta meet the manufacturer specs. Brand don’t mean shite. Give me a break
I agree that "brand" is not a factor and that API rating/Specs are. As long as the oil changes/services were properly documented (Vin# , Date, Mileage, customer info and Part number/description) on the Service Ticket there should be no issue, especially if its a known issue.
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Majority of people don’t take care of their vehicles, but some do.
Also agree and those who take care of their vehicle are the ones the manufacturer will most likely help.
GM has had lifter issues on the 5.3 & 6.2 since 2007 and GM has assisted us with many of our customers due to it being a known issue. The "key" to receiving assistance was the customer having proper documentation of services performed at the proper intervals.
Bottom line is this:
* We (dealerships) need detailed documentation in order to ask for any type of assistance (Goodwill) from the manufacturer.
* Having Oil Changes/Maintenance performed at dealerships is not as expensive (and in some cases, cheaper than the chain stores) as you may have thought. Shop around.
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