DIY work...
All the more reason to do work yourself...
http://mfile.akamai.com/12924/wmv/vod.ibsys.com/2006/0503/9152183.200k.asx
http://mfile.akamai.com/12924/wmv/vod.ibsys.com/2006/0503/9152183.200k.asx
I'm not sure I would take any of my cars to Jiffy Lube, much less my Crossfire. Heck, most Chrysler dealers can't work on them so I figure Jiffy Lube doesn't have a prayer.
Originally Posted by bobs
I'm not sure I would take any of my cars to Jiffy Lube, much less my Crossfire. Heck, most Chrysler dealers can't work on them so I figure Jiffy Lube doesn't have a prayer.
My old boss' wife took her Ford Windstar to a Jiffy Lube in WV. She paid for a fuel filter change, oil/filter change, etc.
She picked up the van later in the day and drove it home (probably 4-5 miles away), parked it in the attached garage (mid-entry style house where garage is under a bedroom or two).
A little while later - the van exploded. Blew the garage door off, blew boxes across the street, caught the house on fire, etc. Jiffy Lube forgot to fully connect the fuel lines. The gas hot water heater in the garage meeting the gas fumes and puddle caused an explosion (per the Fire Marshall). Luckily his wife and mother were on the opposite end of the house at the time.
Yikes, huh?
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