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Old 01-31-2014, 07:47 AM   #40 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by d0ubts View Post
Okay, am a complete car noobie, just got a nismo 2014 two weeks back. I kno im not due for an oil change any time soon since i bought the car with 7 miles, But whats the best way to change oil if you dont know how to urself (ashamed) buy the oil and bring to dealer or???
I've had nothing but trouble* when using the "quick lube"-type places. Most of the employees seem to be HS/college kids that are just doing time to get some spending money. Do as the others have suggested and take it to some place that hires ppl that give a crap.

You can usually save a few bucks by bringing in your own oil/filter but it's not going to be that much - unless they have outrageous prices at the shop. I chalk up the few extra bucks to goodwill.

* Eg, not fully refilling the Ford Top-loading Manual Transmission in my '67 Mustang. Trans was trashed by the time I got home. Luckily, top-loaders are pretty easy to rebuild and the parts are very reasonable. But I was still without my Mustang for a few weeks while I ordered parts and did the rebuild.
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