Can someone tell me how long the oil dip stick is on a 1991 4-Runner with a 3.0 litre V6?
I recently had some major engine work done at my Toyota dealer and I think they put the wrong dip stick in. I've always had good service since I bought the truck new but this time was different. To make a long story short, they screwed a few things up this time. The Service Manager apologized and they covered some of the costs of the repairs but it still wasn't a happy scene.
Anyway, I always take it to Mr. Lube for oil changes because they're much faster and I don't need an appointment. They ALWAYS use exactly the same amount of oil and it ALWAYS reads full. This time, it barely read empty. The oil volume is measured as its pumped so their gauges can't be wrong without every other vehicle being wrong too. They double-checked their manuals to make sure and added another half-litre to bring it over the empty mark.
I don't want to go back to Toyota until I know for sure so I would appreciate it if someone could tell me where to find this information or could do a really HUGE favor and measure theirs and let me know.
Thanks in advance,
I recently had some major engine work done at my Toyota dealer and I think they put the wrong dip stick in. I've always had good service since I bought the truck new but this time was different. To make a long story short, they screwed a few things up this time. The Service Manager apologized and they covered some of the costs of the repairs but it still wasn't a happy scene.
Anyway, I always take it to Mr. Lube for oil changes because they're much faster and I don't need an appointment. They ALWAYS use exactly the same amount of oil and it ALWAYS reads full. This time, it barely read empty. The oil volume is measured as its pumped so their gauges can't be wrong without every other vehicle being wrong too. They double-checked their manuals to make sure and added another half-litre to bring it over the empty mark.
I don't want to go back to Toyota until I know for sure so I would appreciate it if someone could tell me where to find this information or could do a really HUGE favor and measure theirs and let me know.
Thanks in advance,
