Ted Jefferson
Wonder Lake,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Fri, July 31, 2009
Honda Trans. Fluid should be checked while the engine is off. If it is checked while the engine is running you can get a false reading. Some of the employee's are unaware of this. If you contacted the location, the district manager, and the corp. office and got no results as to not properly performing a service that they advertise you should contact the BBB and file a complaint. If you asked and they checked and told you it was low and you opt'ed to do nothing thats on you. But if they checked it and said it was OK when it was actually low then that means that they either did not check it or read the dip stick right. Most locations will make notes on the repair order in a weak attempt to make sure that they are not responsible for or they will state other information as well. If they made no notes then I would say they are responsible.
J.p.
Wilmington,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, February 19, 2008
Don't Stew - Sue! Go to small claims court. The more often these people are dragged into court the sooner they will get their act together. Make sure you subpeona the mechanic that repaired your transmission and subpeona the owner and manager of the jiffy lube that did the work as well as the mechanic that worked on your car. Good Luck
Hector
Alvin,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, May 30, 2007
Josh is right, find a qualified automotive shop. Kwik Lube shops are good at one thing, or are they?
Josh
Rolla,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sat, May 26, 2007
Doesn't sound like this is Jiffy Lube's problem AT ALL. Jiffy Lube is not a shop, it's a quick oil change place. If you think there is something wrong with your car, you should take it to a mechanic. They told you your transmission had a leak -- why did you keep driving the car? There is no way for an oil change technician to know if a leak is serious or not, and small leaks can turn into large ones quickly. Not to mention, if the transmission was indeed 5 quarts low (which means it was basically bone-dry), you should have noticed problems long before any damage occurred. Sounds like you were too lazy to actually maintain your car and too cheap to take it to a mechanic. Good luck getting Jiffy Lube to pay for your repairs, especially since it doesn't sound like it's their fault in any way.