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TONAWANDA,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, August 01, 2009
IF THE MONRO SHOP DID NOT PUT OIL IN YOUR VEHICLE THERE IS NO WAY YOU COULD HAVE DRIVEN 1800 MILES. YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN LUCKY TO MAKE IT 100 MILES WITH NO OIL. WAS THE OIL PRESSURE LIGHT / GAUGE INDICATING LOW OIL PRESSURE?
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Maricopa,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 17, 2009
If they hadn't added oil after draining it you would of had an indicator on your dash telling you that you had no oil pressure. If you did indeed drive your car like this for 1800 miles, it's your fault the engine went out. If this light somehow happens to be burned out you would of heard loud noises coming from your engine upon startup. You stated there were no "loud tapping" noises though. So based on this there must of been atleast some oil added to your car before you left the shop. It's ok that you're not a mechanic and you don't understand how a car works, but you neglecting your car is not this shops fault. I'd almost bet that they even mentioned the fact that your car leaks oil to you also, since upsaling is how shops make money. Provide info saying the year make model and mileage of your car.
Robert
Ft Eustis,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, May 28, 2009
"On May 25th, 2009 and approximately 1,800 miles later our engine is making a loud noise almost like a machine gun...we check the oil and lo and behold there is no oil on the dip stick....4 quarts of oil later we have the proper amount of oil in the vehicle...however the damage was done and our engine is wasted..." Hmmm. You drove 1800 miles on zero oil? Not a chance. You leaked it, or burned it. If you actually opened the hood earlier...say every week...you would have seen the oil level going down. Had you then added the proper amount to bring the level back to full, this issue would not have happened.