I am having my engine oil and filter changed as I write this at Kwikfit!
Freebie TD4 - fully Synthetic Oil and filter and they just quoted me £34!
And they took the engine pan off to do it.
Sounds good to me.
Nationwide and Kwick f$ck :doh: you do like a ****ty garage don't youstill sounds like they done a proper job for a change happy days
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Guy who did it was careful and let me watch - lucky as I had to show him how to get sump guard off!
Says it all, this guy is supposed to work in a garage. I wonder how he would get on putting fuel in the car.
Hey I'm not saying the price was bad at all but for a guy who is supposed to work in a fast fit centre to not know how to remove a sump guard and be shown by the customer.... Let's put it this way if I did that at my job I would be fired on the spot.
Did Kwik-Fit also mention to you that having drained such dirty oil from an M47, it would also be necessary to change the crank case breather filter before the engine blows oil out of its various Germanic orifices.
I hope this isn't a main service either, just an interim engine oil change.
Have to agree with you there, there's a first time for everyone and every job, no matter where you work, there's no shame whatsoever in asking. He may well of worked it out correctly if there was no alternative but preferred to use initiative and ask.Hard man he was a young kid who was up for doing a good job and I applaud him for realizing he didn't know how where all the screws where do he came over and asked me - many so called know it alls would have bodged thongs and started drilling out rivets before doing what is good practice and asking - he knew I knew my vehicle so chose the quickest and safest route to improve his knowledge - I like mechanics like this - to many knobs about who think they are some kind of elitist super race. The guy did a good job period and now will never need to ask again.
Hard man he was a young kid who was up for doing a good job and I applaud him for realizing he didn't know how where all the screws where do he came over and asked me - many so called know it alls would have bodged thongs and started drilling out rivets before doing what is good practice and asking - he knew I knew my vehicle so chose the quickest and safest route to improve his knowledge - I like mechanics like this - to many knobs about who think they are some kind of elitist super race. The guy did a good job period and now will never need to ask again.