How do you do that?
simple ... loosen the drain plug and let some oil out
They messed up, plus they put Made in Republic of Congo oil in your Jeep. Do it yourself and put this goodness in your Jeep, 3 jugs for $69
LOL. If you’re going to take it in for an oil change, then take it home and take a quart out, why don’t you just change it yourself to begin with? I can’t imagine the mess you make; oil in the drain pan, on your hands and trying to “catch” a quart exactly. It would be a whole lot easier to just do the oil change to begin with. The two Wranglers I own are the easiest to do compared to my diesel GMC Denali HD or my Chevrolet Traverse. Just slide under remove the drain plug and the filter is up top; just grab a piece of paper towel to put under the cartridge when you pull it out so it doesn’t drip on anything in the engine compartment. In my opinion removing a quart is more work than the entire oil change.
k, just curious.. Why did Paul replace his Top Notch mechanic with a young man (I'm assuming early/no career experience)? That makes no sense.
Which dealer...? I stopped going some years back, and we only have but so many in the Charlotte area. I've been to Ft Mill and CDJR in Pineville.
Capital CDJR, Indian Trail.
He didn't have any certified mechanics apply. The young boy applied and listed extensive experience on his application. Plus an automechanics major in school. He bull s**t his way in. I guess the oil change was his try out, he failed.
good question ... because the oil change is free at the dealership. Will do my own once the free ones run out. It does not make a mess at all when removing the quart .
