Oil Pressure?

By rs111
March 13, 2014 in Engines & Drivetrain

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Ltz73

Posted July 29, 2014

These are all reasons I change my own oil. I could care less about the 4 free oil changes. I get nervous anytime the idiots at any dealership touch my car or truck. I had a Grand Cherokee SRT8 back in 2007 they were pretty rare back then. I took it it for some warranty work (none of it relating to drivability issues) they put 78 miles on my brand new SRT8!! I went ballistic on them while they tried to convince me it was normal to put that many miles on cars in for service. All I could think about was these idiots out ripping the nuts out of my SRT8 for 78 miles!

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