Stealerships

For an oil service, what does it matter if it's a 6 cylinder engine?

They charge about 50% more over the 4 cylinder ones... Which kinda makes sense, as far as I know it takes 6.5 liters of oil vs 4.5 or so for the 2.0 engines
 
They charge about 50% more over the 4 cylinder ones... Which kinda makes sense, as far as I know it takes 6.5 liters of oil vs 4.5 or so for the 2.0 engines

Yeah I get that there's a bit more oil, but so much more? :erm: Anyway, that's a mechanic for you.
 
Nissan once wanted R11k to replace my brake pads. This was back in 2013. I did some research and ordered my own high performance brakes for R2000 and got SupaQuick to fit them for R700. So cost me R2700.
 
why are you suprised, ANY car dealer today is a snake that will lie and cheat to make their quota.
doesnt matter if its a cheap brand, or an expensive brand they will say anything to get their commisions.

and a Mercedes is particularly bad, parts Deliberately made so you HAVE to change them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV9rJwEOCus

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPJ64sTa7KI

I couldn't even handle two minutes of that annoying twat. i certainly wouldn't base my car purchasing decisions on his biased opinions.
 
Reminds me of the time I had the gearbox oil on my X-Type replaced at the dealership. They invoiced me for 6L of ATF... for my manual gearbox that has a 2L capacity.
 
Reminds me of the time I had the gearbox oil on my X-Type replaced at the dealership. They invoiced me for 6L of ATF... for my manual gearbox that has a 2L capacity.
I think there could be a reasonable explanation for that, they use oil to flush out the old gearbox oil.
 
I think there could be a reasonable explanation for that, they use oil to flush out the old gearbox oil.
No, absolutely not. They charged me for automatic transmission fluid, for a manual car. And nowhere in the official workshop manual does it state that they should do a flush.
 
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