Amen first and last time!

I've had a friendly reminder of that since my 2nd "free" oil change; a nice chip on the very front edge of my hood obviously made when a tech closed it on a tool.

While I don't doubt you, make sure you read the oil right. A lot of people misread the level on these vehicles. Here's some tips.

1) Check w/ engine warm greater than 5 minutes after shutting off engine
2) Leave dipstick out while waiting 5 minutes to allow oil in dipstick to drain back down, makes it easier to read (won't be splotchy)


Dealer service centers are hit or miss. Hopefully you have another close enough to you. Even if you do your own maintenance (which I recommend), you never know when you might have to get an airbag replaced (recall) or have a warranty issue. I still want a place or at least a person I can trust. You can also decline the "free" multi-point inspection so they don't go poking around in your filters and what not.

So I took her in for #2 service
Picked her up and drove around for a few days
After work I decided to check the airfilter again and sure enough it wasn't seated again after i had them look at it.
Weird thing is when I put it in with care it will stay seated.

*****es about dealer.

Takes it back to same said dealer.

That filter has taken a bad set from your initial problem. Have them put in a new one or put one in yourself. The first time you were there did you get a work order written up for it which shows a resolution? If you did, just put a new on in and move on, save the first record if needed way down the road. Good Luck.

I purchased the vehicle brand new from them and decided to give them a chance to fix the issues before condemning them unfortunately the guy looked at the air filter and then smacked the lid down and put the clips on right in front of me I have no doubt in my mind he was the cause of the problem in the first place
Lesson learned