I dropped my car off at Wally World to get my oil changed... I use Mobil1 (5w-30) and I bring them a Mobil1 oil filter (m104)...

Parent's went to go see a movie near by and so they were going to swing by and pick it up...

Mom calls and says that they forgot to put in Mobil1 and use my filter lol : ( They put the dino oil into my baby pfft!

So they are re-doing it...

Do they have to do some kind of flush or it should be fine if they just drain the ol' crude oil out and throw in the mobil1 right?



ps yes it's good to change your own oil, but I'm lazy and get to deal with this

 

You should be fine, and the next oil change will remove most of the remaining dino oil.

 

Had you done it yourself, you wouldn't have to deal with this.

 

yea you will be fine it not like it was used oil and at least u know it fresh.

 

I'm calling the police and asking them to buy me a new engine lol


jk but wouldn't that be funny

 

haha ask walmart if they sell acura tl engine dirt cheap!

 

Its no problem at all. You can switch from synth to dino at every change and the engine wont care.
Mobil 1 is fully compatible with dino oils- so a little residue will not affect anything.
Next time buy car ramps at wally world and a drain pan.
Wanna bet the drain plug does not get a new crush washer AND its way past 29 ft lbs torque

Anyone-??? bueller????

 

Just do it yourself next time. Real men get down and dirty with their TLs!!

 

lol...


oh, shit... I forgot to give them the crush washer... I have a few in my console pfft!

oh well... They gave me the change for free and I'm going to do it a couple months early next time...

 

The place is called Wally World? For some reason it doesn't surprise me that happened.

 

lol Wally World=Walmart

 

Look on the bright side, they could have just as easily not called and taken the oil and filter for themselves. Good thing they were honest.

 

this is true

 

thats your problem right there

 

change by your own hands, or at least be there

 

There is no need to. It wont effect a thing

 

At least they still put motor oil in. My dad had his brand new F-250 at the Ford dealership and they put transmission fluid in the engine, needless to say the engine didn't last long, and he was able to get a brand new F-250 TD for about half of the MSRP.