Re: Frequent -3K- mandatory service tro[s tp tej Hyundai dealershipnecessary for warranty maintenance ?
Fred Atlas wrote:
> On Fri, 28 Jul 2006 11:04:36 -0400, "Partner" <Murphy23@comcast.net> > wrote: > > >>Well, are you going to share with us exactly what or how the oil tells you >>that it wants to be changed(or not!)? > > > 'Took a while to get back to the computer > Actually, I had changed my standard quality dino oil every 1,500 > miles. And now with Chevron's better DELO oil, I have been changing it > every 2K to 2.5 K or so. It is a relatively easy and inexpensive way > to treat well one's car. Actually, it's a complete waste of a dwindling resource. Changing your oil more frequently than necessary is environmentally irresponsible and provides NO benefits to your engine. > But now I understand that the dealership cannot force an owner to do > the oil changes there at the dealership. I still don't know how one > journals or documents as proof, that one did do the correct and timely > servicing, but I imagine that I can and will find out. As I said before, your car came with a Maintenance Log - or at least it should have. Check the documentation package that came with the car. > I am looking at the element of paying extra for an extended wrap > around bumper to bumper warranty - which might be a good idea with a > car coming from a dealership lot. Or might be not necessary beyond the > time period of the exiting bumper to bumper warranty and how long one > keeps a car, in actuality. Waste of money, IMO. Additionally, aftermarket warranty companies have a disturbing habit of going out of business. If the extended warranty isn't from the factory, you can't count on it being there when you need it. |
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