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Chris Boyce
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Beware! Oil change at Walmart!
Please subscribe. I will be posting updates on this. This video shows what my oil looked like one day after getting it changed at Walmart.
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Dude this is GREAT! Thank you!
It isn't just oil changes with Walmart. I bought "new" tires from and installed at Walmart. When I got home and checked the manufacture date they were 3 yrs old!
Unless you're handicapped, you should be changing your own oil anyway. With that said, whether it's walmart, the quicklube or a dealership, nobody is safe from the potential of an oil change gone wrong. actually, I'd trust a quicklube shop before I would a dealership.
I will never take my van to Walmart for oil change. Heck, I don’t even buy oil from Walmart.
Crooks😅
I worked at walmart for 2 weeks and quit because this stuff happened everyday and im a honest mechanic so I could not sleep at night working for a place that instructed me to not prefill oil filters unless it was a turbo engine (by the way I disobeyed that order) The final straw was a guy who came in for 2 new tires. We put on the tires, the next day he complains he does not get two new tires and gets two new tires for free. So he ended getting a set of 4 tires while only paying for two of them, and the staff mechanics let it slide because he the customer was friends with one of them. How corrupt! They also dont clean the bead surface of a rim before installing a new tire causing the new tires to have a slow leak around the bead. I make more money working on cars in peoples yards than at walmart anyways lol.
Chris, I do believe that the same exact thing happened to me. I went to the same location.
That oil is clean its just the bulk oil that they use its dark we had the same color oil at our car shop in bulk Even the oil that came out of your filter is amber and clear
I recently got oil change for my truck at Walmart. They’re put synthetic blend into my truck. I want conventional oil not Synthetic
STOP GOING TO WALMART OR JIFFY LUBE! over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again. These people have been caught not performing services paid for, ruining engines, lies after lies. Why do people still go to them. I'm guessing it's the same people thanking they are saving money by eating at McDs 4 times a week and then are shocked when they have cancer by mid 40s. Take better care of your car, spend more money on maintenance, it's much more expensive to replace.
Spend more money on your diet, health cost of beyond what you can afford.
Walmart Oil Change used to be good, at least in my area, but not anymore. They did the same to my mom's car. We paid for the full service instead of pit crew, so they would check other fluids and such, but they didn't. They didn't even bother to inflate the tires to the proper level either. I had to get a manager involved once I noticed the tire was under inflated even after the service. They pulled the shop's video and confirmed the services were not done and the technician lied and falsified the data input to the computer. At least the manager was honest about it...
Most wal marts check, but they do not fill the fluids. That is your job. We just let you know if its low.
@@dw6empires No. In the oil check pricing description, it clearly indicates they are supposed to top off a list of oils and fluids. You might want to reach it again.
If you have any respect for your vehicle you do not take it to Walmart. I wouldn't even trust one of them to fill up my windshield washer fluid.
It says Store Manager to be determined that says it all all right there
Guess im cancelling my appointment then. Thanks.
Here's my solution: take the bus...😂
Thanks! You kept my mexican employed
Walmart employees are so useless I could never imagine trusting them with a car.
I just changed my oil in the driveway with some penzoil ultra platinum 5w-20 and a motor craft oil filter took me about 30 minutes at a leisurely pace and only cost about 55 bucks. The best part is I know it was done right .
I'm a woman and my husband is deceased. I sure wish that he were here to handle stuff like this for me. It's so sad that people take advantage of others like this. But I'm learning each and everyday
1:16 - WalMart in Carrollwood (Tampa), Florida.
Always do you own oil changes. Unless you have a complicated vehicle where its more of a hassle, there's no reason not to do it your self. Thus this video wouldn't exists.
It’s good that you caught it when you did, corrected the problem quickly and filed a formal complaint with an oversight agency. Don’t go back to that Walmart auto dept, and let anyone you know who might go there hear your experience. Job done. Lesson learned.
I work at an auto center at Walmart and I will never get my oil changed there , I do it myself lol
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People are so lazy and out of shape that they take their vehicles to Walmart for an oil change ? I understand my fellow Americans are fat and lazy but, you can get a set of ramps or use jacks. If you still can't fit under the car then you seriously need Jenny Craig and motivate your fat rears to do something physical.
Hey I'm lazy and out of shape and it doesn't stop me from changing mine. It's totally worth the peace of mind. I've been changing my oil since I started driving back in 87'.
What a crap statement. I change my own brakes, fitter than most people 30 years younger and still take my car in for a oil change because it's just faster and costs the same (you have to buy the stuff, and then take to old oil in to dispose of it)
It's not fast, because one car isn't the only one being serviced .@@bindingcurve
I stay away from Fram filters except for the very top tier oil filter and their air filters.
Why I change my own oil .
Me too. Now
Y’all just need to stop taking your vehicles to ANY quick lube type shop. You will get this result almost every time. Go to a reputable full service shop for your oil changes. Yes it is going to be a little more expensive, yes it is going to take more time, but it is always worth it.
I would NEVER go to Walmart for an oil change much less than anything else unless it's an emergency.
Now I know why.
Never go to these places. Especially Walmart. 😮 that’s container looks like less than 4.4qts.
It is a sample. After draining the oil and replacing the filter, the car required 5 Quarts to refill.
Walmart called me. They told me that they had video of my cars oil being drained at 9:45. I checked out at 9:30 according to the receipt. They are not allowing me to see it though. In fact the manager says he is not allowed to see it? I have a sample of the oil after 8 miles of driving as well as the wrong filter. So, I went ahead and filed a complaint with the Florida Dept. of Agriculture who issues the license to the auto center.
Seems they just keep messing up.
Did you get a lawyer? You should
That 6607 filter wouldn't even fit
Change you own oil.. .
This bs is typical! Not surprising!
thanks, I was about to use walmart but I think i'll stick with brakemasters.
Solution. Change your own oil.
Yes, I just did another car at my house. Full synthetic and K&N oil filter.
@@christboyce right on brotha
Wow! The filter alone is unacceptable. And They up-charged you for it! The oil does look a little too dark for only a day of use as well.
Those knuckleheads topped off up my windshield washer with straight water. Come winter I had a big block of ice in there. Never went back.
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I wouldn't let wallyworld change oil in my mower. I have been in the Automotive industry for over 30 years and unless you have a very sludged up engine oil should not look like that after a couple of days.
If you going to Walmart for oil changes it’s you own fault if there’s a problem, that is the worst place to ever go
I used another Walmart for oil changes on my van for almost 200,000 of 292,000 miles. She is still running strong. No breakdowns, not burning oil, comes out golden except this last time.
If he truly did not get an oil change and paid for an oil change. It’s Walmarts fault. He paid for a service he did not receive the service.
Sorry about my response. I was grumpy before coffee.
Sue em
Oil changes color upon exposure to heat. Has nothing to do with it's lifespan or usability. Most oils go dark after a few days in the crank case.
Bullshit
Oil changes color from contaminates and heat over time. Heat and fuel deteriorate the viscosity as well as changes its Color. My oil comes out of my car only slightly darker than when it was put in I’ve 3,000-5,000 miles.
In fact if what you said is true then why do we change oil at all?
My car has 294,000 miles on it. How many on yours?
@@christboyce 550,000 Silverado, 380,000 Econoline, 190,000 Camry
I would also caution everyone to be careful of any facility that does not use OEM filters and quality oil. In the very same area that those garbage Fram oil filters are sold is one of the best motor oils available on the market today, Mobil1 full synthetic. $23 for a 5 quart container, about five dollars for an OEM filter at your local dealer, and do it yourself. Make sure you get the crush washer for the drain plug while you are at the dealer for the correct oil filter for your vehicle. Oh, and make sure you never go over 5000 miles on your oil changes, no matter what that little dash reminder light says! Don’t believe me? Do a Google search on engine damage from extended oil drains, even on the best cars on the planet, Hondas and Toyotas.
I use full synethic oil for my old Toyota so an OEM filter will never work.
Why on earth not? That response completely baffles me. One has nothing to do with the other.
I agree. The cheap ones have a short life. I keep K&N in my garage. They are usually on sale on their web site. Free shipping too.
Do you know if I can swap the rubber boot on the end of the wire from a hedge trimmer (jonsered ht21) onto a small chainsaw (sthil ms180) or do I need to buy a new one?
thank you as well for this....I never seen a set up like this and when I took the plug wire of a predator power head that spring came flying out with it....had no idea how it worked....Thanks again.
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I had difficulty pushing the spring by hand so i used a shard nail to start hole. Awesome vid saved $
Brilliant video thank you
I install for all American and boy let me tell you we do a great job!
DON'T STRIP YOUR CHAINSAW PLUG WIRE
Thanks. Pulled my chainsaw wire apart on accident and couldn't get it back together. Now I can!