thats why they are called STEALERSHIPS always looking to fill their pockets with your hard earned moneyThis thread has been really helpful. Even if people were making fun of me, it just made me relieved I made the right decision by saying no. This is the first new vehicle I’ve ever bought so the initial reaction was that I was declining what the manufacturer was telling me to do. But on the service order I attached to the first post it actually says “manager” instead of manufacturer which is confusing. I guess you can’t depend on dealerships to have your best interest in mind even after you buy a new truck off them... thank god for forums like this!
We all have our moments of weakness and sometimes get caught off guard. Good on you to say no to this scam.This thread has been really helpful. Even if people were making fun of me, it just made me relieved I made the right decision by saying no. This is the first new vehicle I’ve ever bought so the initial reaction was that I was declining what the manufacturer was telling me to do. But on the service order I attached to the first post it actually says “manager” instead of manufacturer which is confusing. I guess you can’t depend on dealerships to have your best interest in mind even after you buy a new truck off them... thank god for forums like this!
Yep, next they will say they have to check the piston return springs, if they coil bind the engine may burp, lol.I’ve been a mechanic for over 31 years, never heard of a “hot oil flush”= SCAM! That’s almost as big of a scam by a dealer as charging you money to put “nitrogen” in your tires! The air we breathe is 78% nitrogen; these dealers are being crooked, just trying to scam people! Don’t give them your money for anything.
Did the guy at the stealership look like this guy? Was he saying "Take 'em raght off" while his buddy was screaming "SQUEAL! SQUEAL!"?I just did my first oil change and through part of the purchasing deal I have free oil changes for 5 years. However, when I got to the service counter the guy at the counter said they recommend doing a hot oil flush to clean out any grime and build up.
Being a practically brand new truck I was pretty hesitant to do something like that. A regular oil change should be fine no?
On top of that, the cost was $260 plus tax.
So, I said no. But I’d be lying if I said it was a confident no.
Trying to find info on it seems difficult but from what I’ve read just on engines in general is that it’s not really necessary.
Can anyone offer any advice on this?
They grow so fast..!Did the guy at the stealership look like this guy? Was he saying "Take 'em raght off" while his buddy was screaming "SQUEAL! SQUEAL!"?
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Was this kid sitting out front?
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Watch for a stray arrows around the service department.... Ned wasn't hanging around was he?
OMG!! You nailed it!