Oil change and service at dealer Southern California
Sep 19, 2005, 11:45 AM
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come to my place
Ok guys .. get your own oil and filter and come to my Area "San Gabriel" lotta Asian shops here willing to do the oil change for $5 to $10 if you got your own... coz if you dont .. they charge you for $12 haha ..........
But remember dont put your real name and address on any type of form..... if they ask you for it, say out loud "dude I dont trust you" coz if they got your address ....... hey you got Lo-Jack ?
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But remember dont put your real name and address on any type of form..... if they ask you for it, say out loud "dude I dont trust you" coz if they got your address ....... hey you got Lo-Jack ?
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Sep 19, 2005, 12:12 PM
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I actually get a place now to do oil-change and other types of service for a lot less. It is located in La Harba. Those guys there helped me a lot on my type R before my Evo and they are now servicing my Evo as well for a very very cheap price.
Send me a PM if you want to know where and do a referal for you.
Send me a PM if you want to know where and do a referal for you.
Sep 19, 2005, 12:21 PM
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Everything I've always been taught about any new car is change the oil at 500-1000, ie right after the break in period.
On 2 of the cars I've done this with, I've noticed a pretty considerable amount of metal shavings. One the other two, not so much.
Why take the chance? It's only an extra oil change.
On 2 of the cars I've done this with, I've noticed a pretty considerable amount of metal shavings. One the other two, not so much.
Why take the chance? It's only an extra oil change.
Sep 19, 2005, 12:30 PM
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well mine is 2k miles right now, been a month old Evo and I am thinking my first oil change in this week or so. But I also have some other issues like clutch and brakes, so now I am thinking should I just go back to dealership for checkup and done my oil change at local shop. Or any of you have a very good shop that can check up my brakes and clutch so I can avoid going back to dealership for rip off ??
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Sep 19, 2005, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by EvoIAm
Everything I've always been taught about any new car is change the oil at 500-1000, ie right after the break in period.
On 2 of the cars I've done this with, I've noticed a pretty considerable amount of metal shavings. One the other two, not so much.
Why take the chance? It's only an extra oil change.
On 2 of the cars I've done this with, I've noticed a pretty considerable amount of metal shavings. One the other two, not so much.
Why take the chance? It's only an extra oil change.
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