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#16
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Sounds like more dealer service depts are hiring the same folks from Jiffy Lube.
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Krzysztof47 (05-25-2023)
#18
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^Best answer here. Also, the only way engine coolant "eats paint" is if you leave hot coolant on a painted surface for an extended period. Let's not goad the OP in overreacting to the problem.
#19
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Although it is likely no harm was done, the OP has the right to expect excellent dealer service and now he has the hassle of returning the car to top off the radiator and have the engine bay cleaned. The dealer should provide him the next few service visits free of charge. Fortunately these cars are reliable and typically require only limited service.
#20
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It can't be denied that they screwed up here and owe him better, but I'm not sure if I'd take it back to them if it were me. They certainly should make it right, but if OP is even slightly automotively competent he can do it himself and have peace of mind that it's done right this time. And depending on how far he has to drive to that dealership, it might be cheaper to buy a gallon of 50/50 and do it himself. Then there's the issue of do you want them working on your car anymore.
Even if he simply wants to complain about the screw up, it's been over 2 weeks since the service and they might simply take the position that there's no way to know for sure that their techs did it.
Even if he simply wants to complain about the screw up, it's been over 2 weeks since the service and they might simply take the position that there's no way to know for sure that their techs did it.
#21
pretty crazy and stupid on the service area's part.
I had been to a dealer for a service on a car years ago, and they left the dipstick out. This wasn't as bad as your situation, but you gotta wonder, what are these "mechanics" (and I use that word loosely sometimes) thinking??
I had been to a dealer for a service on a car years ago, and they left the dipstick out. This wasn't as bad as your situation, but you gotta wonder, what are these "mechanics" (and I use that word loosely sometimes) thinking??
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