Rev. Tom Wenndt

In my world, there is usually a place you can go that you can trust for MOST
of your work besides the dealer (in my case, it is the local Firestone Total
Car Care Center - great techs, excellent work, fair prices).

Most of those places also have a quick and inexpensive oil change. If you
get to know a mechanic (or a garage full of them, as I have here), they will
take good care of you. If I have service done there, usually they will give
me a courtesy oil change at no extra charge (they may just be being nice to
a man of the cloth, but I think here it is more than that).

Tom Wenndt


"dave" <Fast1970Vette@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> 'but I have used Jiffy Lube once and will never go back. All of their
> fluids come out of the same nozzle, and in fact if your brake fluid is
> down they can't even top it off because of problems they had several
> years ago with the brake fluid being contaminated by mixing with other
> fluids. They also tried to sell me parts that were not needed (air
> filter, PCV, and even wiper blades) just to bring up the total sale. '
>
> REPLY: Not all Jiffy Lubes are unethical. The one by me isnt bad at
> all, and , they use a variety of nozzles for thier fluids. You wont find
> many shops that WONT see if they can ring up a larger tab for you ; im
> okay with that 'if' its genuinely needed for my car. Id find a local
> shop before id go to a Hyundai Dealership for routine maintenance ; the
> last time i went to one....there were these mechanics walking around
> with these slick 'genuine Hyundai' jackets on with a real attitude. No
> thanks to that !
>

hyundaitech

If you mean the in-tank fuel filter, there's an access hole for the fuel
pump assembly in the floor of the trunk just behind the rear seat. On the
down side, you'll probably want the special tool to get the fuel pump
retainer off.

hyundaitech

If you mean the in-tank fuel filter, there's an access hole for the fuel
pump assembly in the floor of the trunk just behind the rear seat. On the
down side, you'll probably want the special tool to get the fuel pump
retainer off.

hyundaitech

If you mean the in-tank fuel filter, there's an access hole for the fuel
pump assembly in the floor of the trunk just behind the rear seat. On the
down side, you'll probably want the special tool to get the fuel pump
retainer off.

jtees4

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 15:44:39 -0500, marcnew@execpc.com wrote:

>I took my 2006 Sonata to the dealer this morning for the first oil
>change since I bought the car. Fortunately this was a freebie in that
>this was included when I bought the car, but the cost for the oil
>change would have been $39.79 They also wanted to charge an
>additional $25 for a multi-point inspection to check the condition of
>belts, brakes, lights, hoses etc. which I refused to pay for. Have
>any of you had a similair experience with this type of pricing?

That's whay many people including me don't go to dealers unless
absolutely necessary...and I don't just mean Hyundai.


Never Forget!!!
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jtees4

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 15:44:39 -0500, marcnew@execpc.com wrote:

>I took my 2006 Sonata to the dealer this morning for the first oil
>change since I bought the car. Fortunately this was a freebie in that
>this was included when I bought the car, but the cost for the oil
>change would have been $39.79 They also wanted to charge an
>additional $25 for a multi-point inspection to check the condition of
>belts, brakes, lights, hoses etc. which I refused to pay for. Have
>any of you had a similair experience with this type of pricing?

That's whay many people including me don't go to dealers unless
absolutely necessary...and I don't just mean Hyundai.


Never Forget!!!
http://www.september11victims.com/se...fo.asp?ID=2654

jtees4

On Sat, 29 Apr 2006 15:44:39 -0500, marcnew@execpc.com wrote:

>I took my 2006 Sonata to the dealer this morning for the first oil
>change since I bought the car. Fortunately this was a freebie in that
>this was included when I bought the car, but the cost for the oil
>change would have been $39.79 They also wanted to charge an
>additional $25 for a multi-point inspection to check the condition of
>belts, brakes, lights, hoses etc. which I refused to pay for. Have
>any of you had a similair experience with this type of pricing?

That's whay many people including me don't go to dealers unless
absolutely necessary...and I don't just mean Hyundai.


Never Forget!!!
http://www.september11victims.com/se...fo.asp?ID=2654

Deck

is this different than the retainer ring on most fuel pumps in the tank?
those just unscrew with a brass drift!! ??

Deck

is this different than the retainer ring on most fuel pumps in the tank?
those just unscrew with a brass drift!! ??

Deck

is this different than the retainer ring on most fuel pumps in the tank?
those just unscrew with a brass drift!! ??

hyundaitech

You've got the idea. If found this one particularly difficult, though,
when I had to do one without the tool.

hyundaitech

You've got the idea. If found this one particularly difficult, though,
when I had to do one without the tool.

hyundaitech

You've got the idea. If found this one particularly difficult, though,
when I had to do one without the tool.

Tamara Thornton

delars are more expensive. I take my car to walmart. Is cost's $16.



<marcnew@execpc.com> wrote in message
news:1ej7529827d52e1c3uerr5n8j5ar5rmu82@4ax.com...
>I took my 2006 Sonata to the dealer this morning for the first oil
> change since I bought the car. Fortunately this was a freebie in that
> this was included when I bought the car, but the cost for the oil
> change would have been $39.79 They also wanted to charge an
> additional $25 for a multi-point inspection to check the condition of
> belts, brakes, lights, hoses etc. which I refused to pay for. Have
> any of you had a similair experience with this type of pricing?

Tamara Thornton

delars are more expensive. I take my car to walmart. Is cost's $16.



<marcnew@execpc.com> wrote in message
news:1ej7529827d52e1c3uerr5n8j5ar5rmu82@4ax.com...
>I took my 2006 Sonata to the dealer this morning for the first oil
> change since I bought the car. Fortunately this was a freebie in that
> this was included when I bought the car, but the cost for the oil
> change would have been $39.79 They also wanted to charge an
> additional $25 for a multi-point inspection to check the condition of
> belts, brakes, lights, hoses etc. which I refused to pay for. Have
> any of you had a similair experience with this type of pricing?