Quick Lube Process- New Employee Training Guide
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- Milton Martin Toyota training video for Quick Lube employees. From arrival to completion, see the process of how Milton Martin Toyota quick lube employees perform the oil change process. Milton Martin Toyota is a family owned and operated store serving North Georgia in Gainesville, GA. This video is for training purposes and not intended for reproduction. Milton Martin Toyota owns the rights to this video and is not intended for resale.
I was charged $140 just for watching this oil change.
I was charged $200 for reading your comment on TH-cam.
Where I work might be around 60$ for Penzoil platinum in this car! 140$ is diesel pickup territory.
they charged me 150$ for clicking the video
@@viperstrike3827 youll be jiffy lube supervisor in no time
To all the people in the comments complaining that inspections take too long and are a waste of time. Not doing an inspection could cause someone to die! Bald tires or metal on metal brakes MUST be brought to a customers attention! They are a major safety hazard!
For the most part its really so that they can sell you things, pure oil change service isn't much of a money maker.
Then they need to pay for that inspection, not expect it for free. If you go to a restaurant you dont expect free desert because you bought an appetizer. average multi point inspection should cost around 90 dollars and actually be thorough. Very thorough. Problem is we work in an industry where everyone expects the tech to tell them everything about their car because they bought an oil change. In addition that tech only makes 0.3 of an hour on an oil change. That's about $6. It takes 30 minutes to do a proper inspection (by the way most places want pictures and videos) about 15 minutrs to do an oil change, about 15 to deal with the service advisor, and 10 minutes waiting on parts from parts experst who font know 5w-20 from 0w-20. Which means the tech make about $5.80 an hour if they do there job right. Nobody is going to do that, so shortcuts are encouraged or you get people who don't know much about anything.
You don’t use a band wrench to tighten oil filter, always tighten with hands, will get tighter once oil filter is hot
Zach M cars generally have around 25 newton meters torque spec for filters
You can’t get that with hand torque
It’s best to use keys for the filters
ffhgu 07 I’ve done a lot and none of the ones I’ve done say on the side of the can lmao
I've never heard of just hand tightening a oil filter
Hand torquing is completely fine. I guess professional shops have exact specifications though. I will say this: the first time I changed my own oil, the filter was on there way too tight because of whoever changed it last.
Had a car come in my shop we needed three people to take the oil filter out because someone tightened it to hard with a band wrench hand tightening it is best
Be sure to spill as much of the fluid as possible on the engine and floor.
darn magic it is this at 1:34 its full and at 1:39 he slams in a bunch of blue fluid
I work at valvoline as of now and must say it’s a good job tbh u don’t even have to know about cars and u can move up with them
Alberto Sanchez yep
How do you get the damn filters so tight
@@lucaswalker104 theyre taught to tighten them down with tools because people manage to somehow not tighten them enough by hand. So to avoid a blown engine theyre taught to tighten with a tool.
@@Constipatedoverlord a oil filter doesn't need to be torque to a 100 ft pounds is all I'm saying lmao
@@lucaswalker104 technical spec is usually 3/4 turn past contact.
Draining clean oil? coolant looks full? Its a new car.. looks like an easy inspection. Look at an average car or old car to see how well you can do.
Customer should blame the company not the techs, because when I worked there they had us running around all they and lot of pressure, and some 20 year old kids even competing with each other like they were on contract stupid kids, now you know how mistakes happened, now I just work in other shop where I take my time make sure everting is good I do get complain about the time taking little longer but its not jiffi lube.
I honestly don't care how long it takes, as long as you do a *PERFECT* job on my car. If something is even slightly wrong, I will blow my fuse! I'm extremely anal about the work done on my car. After all it is a very expensive investment!
Yes, there are idiotic retards who spend all their hard earned money buying a car every 3 or 4 years, and then complain that they have no money! But I'm not that idiot. I expect my car to give me 10 to 12 years (at the very minimum) of trouble-free service! And that is why I only buy TOYOTA or LEXUS! And make sure it is EXTREMELY well taken care of!
@@747-pilot when you say your car is an investment, I assume you mean to get you from point A to point B
That oil was clean 😂😂🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Lol yeah right. no one is doing this in shops, they get it done fast as they can for flat rate pays you on each job you gotta hurry that shit up. that is why they screw it up so often.
Nice woek
You don't reset any data until the job is completed.
And then the tech forgets and gets yelled at because the customer complains. Smart thinking.
@@andybub45
Hey Andrew, I've seen some of your replies in the comments and you seem like you know your stuff and wanted to ask you questions I'm interested in cars and want to be part of the car industry and land a job as a lube technician and move up from there
Good video, I just wish the audio was better
WHAT ?
That oil was clean... i just watched good oil go to waste
Hi I'm basit car mechanic best experience Dubai experience in 5 years I need job in your company
Why torque the damn plug and filter? Just the other day i had to use a breaker bar on my sisters honda because those dumb techs torqued the plug down to 100ft lbs!
Ricky Bobby it is necessary if you’re not a dumb mechanic. I do everyday on every car 30 nm . not 100 ft
Different vehicles have different torque specs. If the manufacturer says 30 ft lbs (which is the normal spec on a lot of Hondas,) a shop is going to torque it to 30 ft lbs. That way, when someone like you comes in complaining it was too tight or too loose, we can tell you where to shove it because that's what Honda says to torque it to. I'm not going to leave your drain bolt looser than spec so you can try and blame me for a blown motor.
All of these comments complaining about things...
Why did you bring it to the shop in the first place if you’re bitching about it. Just go to jiffy lube and get your oil changed there. They also come with a free service of rounding and stripping your drain plug for free
I find this video oddly coincidental since I'm watching this purely because I have an interview with Jiffy Lube.
THANK YOU! Literally, I will never go to cheap ass local store again! They over torqued my Oil filter and stripped my drain plug, just had it towed and fixed it myself the other day thanks to them! Wish these idiots that bitch about Valvoline's prices would realize there's a good damn reason lol.
Trust me, if Toyota TXM techs didn't have to inspect every vehicle, literally doing JUST the rotation + oil change your car would be out FAR less than 15 minutes!
Actual training... Strip oil plug and over tighten oil filter . ... Fill two qts low and don't report leaks... Job well done
That’s what you think,ROFL😂
Frl
Jiffy lube suuuucks
The inspection is why oil changes take so long, shops are obligated to inspection the vehicle before it leaves..because we all know quick people are to get a lawyer when something goes wrong...
Michael Michael Motorcycle It’s called oil change not full inspection.
They do it that way so they can sell you more services you don’t need, actually
John Smith yeah but when you work in automotive places
That’s the only time the customer so happens to find new found damage lmao so it’s not only for the customer
auxmike actually you’re wrong. Everything we techs recommend is coming straight from the owners manual. It’s just cheap people like you who don’t take care of their cars who think we are trying to up sell them.
Zach Attack lol cheap? Bruh 50$ to replace a daytime running light bulb
Recommended tire rotation for 20$
And all sorts of random dumb things 😂
The order of this is funny, at my shop I check the engine oil level first, then pull the plug, let it drain while I check/fill all the other fluids and components. Make up time anywhere you can man. No sense standing there watching oil drain.
good tip
I believe it’s because there are multiple people doing the service.
I think they did it like this specifically for the video.
Make sure you charge them $150 for this service, suggest some unnecessary repairs, and make them wait five hours
I dont know where you're going but if you go in there and ask for just an oil change most places will make it quick and under 90$ and 10-15 mins MAX
Don't like them pressure you into buying anything unless you want to if all you want is an oil change. They should only recommend something if you really need it and if you dont get it it's on you if something breaks simple as that
It funny because Jiffy lube gets a bad rap yet they do everything these guys do in 10 to 15 min. While most dealerships have about an hour to get it done.
well most delarships have at least a dozen cars ahead of yours because of the ''leave it here and pick it up at 3-5 pm'' thing that most dealerships have.
Also, yes some oil change places and some dealerships will recommend things you don't need, however, if they're recommending that you do something and they're honest and showing you why they're recommending it then it's not just to keep you there or spend your money, it's preventative maintenance normally. Had a customer get mad at us just a few days for recommending a timing belt and water pump replacement at 150k miles the other day. What they don't realize is they'll spend much more if that timing belt or water pump fails. Their car is getting more miles on it and they've had it serviced there since new and they think we are just trying to get them to spend more money unnecessarily when we are really just trying to keep their car on the road reliably.
oh yes, and make sure to spill at least a quart of every fluid EVERYWHERE while you needlessly top off the fluids.
prival fang fuck off. It’s an engine. Fluid can be spilled
Biggster biggs yup, washer fluid and coolant is definitely going to create a rust spot. Only fluid that can is brake fluid.
Biggster biggs lol I guess making 110k a year working on cars is being lazy. Do you hear how you sound? They’ll breathe these chemicals in?? For one if you spill something that big and even do a half ass job of cleaning it they won’t breathe it in. That’s what air filters and cabin filters exist.
Biggster biggs damn right i spill some fluids, and I’m making 110k while I’m at it too 🤪🤪🤪
If it needs to be topped off then it's not needlessly
what about the blinker fluid?
Hahaha
they dont care about it i guess
An to keep your gas from thickening during the cold season, add antifreeze. To quicken getting frost off your windshield, use 50 grit sandpaper on your windshield wipers. Lemon juice in the wiper fluid will also help for a cleaner windshield... THIS IS A JOKE! PLEASE DO NOT DO ANY OF THIS. IF YOU CONSIDERED ANY OF THESE, YOU ARE A IDIOT & DO NEED SOMEONE QUALIFIED TO SERVICE YOUR VEHICLE. Blinker fluid is also known as Clear Eyes...for eye use only.
@@vulgardisplayoftruth2060 lmao
@@vulgardisplayoftruth2060 don't forget the main muffler counter camshaft
Draining clean oil...
Probably for the purpose of demonstration.
Yeah...pretty sure that was a dealer tag on the bag...
This car look too good to be old probably very new and they did the oil change after the break in period witch was probably at 1000 miles would explain why the oil still looked good
Hey we don’t tell the customer to come to us do we smh
Ryan Scherbluk dude that oil ha snap browning whatsoever , the oil literally has no miles.
Even if the car gets driven a little the oil instantly goes brown because of the heat
That’s weird lmao
“Special toyota torque tool”
Using impact with a torque stick😂
Legend say two uga dugus
@@Daniel-lq9ix for real lol
They clearly said "torque limiting tool".
The lube guys in my town smoke pot all day long, barely do an oil change and then bitch about how stupid the customer is while they fill out the paperwork checking boxes saying they did all the stuff they didn’t do. The one guy didn’t know what a torque stick or torque wrench was. Just blasted the lug nuts till they were “on”.
Haha. So true
Tightened down to the factory specification of 45 seconds of impacting.
@@Wizkid490 😂😂😂
The conditions on this sample vehicle are perfect.
There are a lot of "what ifs"
Like debris in the cabin air filter.
Why did they drain brand new oil?
@@robertslegers257 because draining $20 of oil was worth less than the value of the video
@@robertslegers257they didn't turn the camera on the first time
I'm glad to hear 5,000 miles instead of 3,000 miles. I wish I could get a job as a lube tech but so far it's been a little difficult since I don't have my license yet. I do have my permit, but the DMV hasn't opened road tests back up in my state yet.
Good luck mate!
i actually recommend changing oil every 7k miles when the car takes full synthetic
@@NotxOmnis I agree. I got a job at a Meineke and we put 3K for synthetic blend and 5K for full synthetic.
You still looking?
They’re hiring like hot cakes
Don’t forget to drain transmission fluid and refill thru oil fill tube, than fight in court that the person doing the job knew what he/she was doing🤪
Pat Cupolo lmaooo classic
Lol
😂😂😂
Try doing this with 40 oil change waiters while having to work on the vehicle alone at the same time service writer is nagging you to get it all done in under 10 mins so it can go wait to be washed for another 10 to 15 then god forbid its has a rotation with air filter or cabin filter change then having to go wait for parts while still being nagged by the service writer and the customer getting mad why its taking so long. You yell at the service writer to give some of the ROs to the techs who should help out but some of them are too good to do oil changes. Then when you have to use the bathroom oh man get ready for being yelled at some more. Oh how i dont miss working at dealerships. Oh dont forget your under pressure to "find" something wrong with the vehicle so the service manager looks good for making customer pay profits if not they will do false warranty claims to bring in (steal) money from corporate. If a tech isnt profitable to the shop you be fired. Even if you have a car that has a bunch of things wrong and the customer says no its not the service writers fault for not upselling they blame the tech.
Damn I love working at valvoline, that sounds awful.
Man, I start a new job tomorrow as a lube and oil guy.
A different direction in my life but I've worked on my cars before.
Anyway, it's a family-owned new/used car dealership and my buddy who co-owns it with his father and brothers talked about upselling.
Plus I've heard they aren't worker-friendly but I need a job close by.
Your comment makes me nervous but also gives me info on what to expect.
Those lifts they got are not good for pavement princesses asking for a oil change and TIRE ROTATION.
In 35 yrs I've taken my cars in less than 10 times to have someone else change my oil. I never realized how much money I save doing it myself and knowing I did it right! I can buy Mobil 1 synthetic oil and a Mobil 1 oil filter for less than $40 at Wal-mart.
It's Walmart not "Wal-mart"
@@vrezai Walmart stores used to have a star between wal and mart. For awhile, Wal-mart was how it was spelled.
@@ohreally... So what is it now?
@@vrezai you were right, that's what it currently is, but wrong on what it used to be, which Robert was correct on.
@@ohreally... No.
I took my new Toyota for it's first free oil change/inspection at the dealership. Got it back two hours later and drove home. On the drive home, I noticed the hood was not latched all the way. At home, I checked the oil level and it was overfilled by about 3/4 qt. I then noticed a oil spot under the oil filter ( they forgot to whip the filer off). I will do it myself from now on.
Jack Johnson good because that’s what everyone does now so stfu
@@erickcid7001 geez I hope everything okay for you at home 🙏
Eiii
Make sure you by a Jack, Jack stands, Ramps, tools, adapter to remove oil filter “if needed” oil bucket, extra washer for the oil plug, funnel and extra shop rags.
Oh yes, and learn how to reset the oil light yourself.
Yes. Do it yourself.
Then complain about how good ya did!...😂🎉
Complain about how convenient it was and how much you $aved!...😂🎉
Complain about how big business is designed to take your money... 💰
Complain about how much work your car is...
Complain about how much of a money pit your car is.... 💰
Complain, complain....😂
How's the wife?!!!!😂😂
1:50 that was literally the most pointless top up ever also he literally spilled 90% of that coolant lol
So these guys have to lay down to do an oil change ?
It's a pit. They are standing down there.
Yup they definitely do...🤦🏻♂️
Zip pit
Bro why not do the damn inspection and tire rotation while the oil is draining 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
When I worked at Midas I left so many oil filter removal tools on the bottom of ppls cars lol
LOL at least you were changing the filter. About 20 yrs ago I worked at a quick lube place. The trainer guy was a real sketchy cat...he showed me how to wipe off the returning customer's filter to make it look like u changed it
@@capri8225 fuckin yikes
I work at midas got any tips on making it as a GS I'm getting my ass handed to me RN
@@ericcammel3463 I would get out ASAP! Goto a Dealership and stick to one brand if you wanna stay in the Automotive field.
@@ADDMEONPSN I would prefer indie shop instead but dealer is okay
Now thats some High Tech stuff, I guess that's why the say on the Commercials,
HIGHLY TRAINED TECHNICIANS
SO the training is like 1.25 hrs Max. ?
🤣
STAY AWAY
TRUST ME YOUR BETTER OFF CHANGING THE OIL YOURSELF
TRUST ME
THEY OUGHT TO BE PUT UNDER INVESTIGATION
Any tips to landing the job without a ASE certification?
Don't think you need ASE certification for lube techs
@@kalani1987 Literally entry level as long as it isn't a dealership usually.
One of the worst jobs I’ve ever had, I was payed 10 an hour and they expected everyone to work like a nascar pit crew and mind you that everyone working there is fresh out of high school and have hardly if any actual hands on training.
OG Krillin eh. I don’t mind it. Maybe you worked at a shitty shop? Only making like $9 an hour though I’m just getting experience so I can move on up
Ti ko I didn’t work at a mom and pop shop, i worked at a Toyota dealership here in Houston. And good luck on moving up, they require you to be working there for at least several years before they decide to do anything with you and that’s just the norm at dealerships
FBI average at these lube places is like 10 hours a day. But they’ll send ya ass home if it’s a slow day. I’m no longer a lube tech with JL anymore, I’m working as a mechanic for a local shop :)
evidently you were NOT factory trained!!
Sounds like Wal-Mart auto lube
Why is that lube mechanic wearing those dirty grooves and handling the steering wheel???cleanliness is part of the motor trade GUYS..
Also make sure you don't put oil back in the engine that's just optional
The oil wasn't even completely drained and the technician put the drain plug back on... even if it's for illustration purposes, that's not setting a good example since this is a training video. One more reason to change your own oil...
5:06 I'm "OCD" and always clean the plug gasket/washer contact surface on the pan.
Did he seriously just put Toyota red long life coolant in a corolla that uses super long life pink coolant? WTF are you guys thinking? That will literally destroy your cooling system and end up killing the water pump seals. Since 2004 Toyota has been using Super Long life Coolant. Out of all places a dealership should know this. Some people may argue it is OK, but Toyotas are known to have water pump seal issues, and you must do everything possible to avoid issues. You are literally showing a video of a "Toyota Trained Technician" doing exactly what Toyota recommends against in training material for new techs. This needs to get fixed.
NEVER GO TO A JIFFY LUBE ! THEY COST ME NOT 1 BUT 2 OIL PANS.
BY STRIPPING THE BOLT. ONCE ON MY CAR THEN ON MY SON'S CAR.
THEY WANTED TO DO A FULE INJECTION CLEANING ON ONE OF MY VEHICLES THAT HAD A CARBURETOR ! WHEN I SHOWED THIS TO THE TECH, HE TOLD ME IT WAS THE SAME THING !
THAT WAS MY LAST VISIT.
If I become auto mechanic training.. I can work 8 am to 3 pm week
Very professional outfit well done you guys take no notice of the arseholes commenting on here.
Every manufacturer suggests a service at a certain mileage, so yes as a technician you recommend the service based on the mileage. Just because you think you don’t need it that doesn’t mean they’re trying to scam you. If they don’t recommend it and your car breaks down you would be quick to blame them for not telling you smh
I personally do all of my mechanical work at home. I know my vehicle better than someone that looks at it for 20 minutes while trying to find every little thing to charge you money for.
Some people don't know shit about vehicles or have the money to pay someone else so it's less burden on them. I could make my own clothes but I shure as fuck don't want to do it.
dealership bad reeeeeeeeee
That has to get real boring real quick to do on all of them generic Toyota's with little wear and tear on them. Should be checking brake pad levels before just filling brake fluid too. Will just be masking wear that way
Why wasn't the Filter Housing Drain Plug Gasket replaced?
dont need to unless its damaged.
I mean the new Filter comes with it, it only takes 5 seconds to replace it. Laziness if you ask me. Plus why wait for it to become damaged and leak oil everywhere?
Ehh I guess where I worked we just saved them for when we actually needed them and not have to open another filter box
@@fire0xz1 i cant believe you side with these idiots... you are not supposed to torque the oil filter.. its only hand tight and most lube places change the filter gasket EVERY time or the dude gets fired.. they wont risk having a customer coming back with leaks
@@fire0xz1 replace filter house gasket anyway they do leak even it not damage
I started working at Valvoline today. I came home with oil on my hands and arms. There was even a small grease stain on my forehead. Is this normal? I can’t understand why I would be required to get oil on me from working at an oil change shop.
Hope its not too late but i would advise you to see a doctor
Make sure to upsale and overcharge everyone equally lol
Don't go local, got to Valvoline, the price is worth the fact that they literally have never fucked up my car like any other shit hold local place has with their cheaper prices which end up costing me more in damages lol. Or do it yourself and stop crying.
Oof this is way different than how we do it st my store
This tutorial is only for Toyotas, Any luxury car would take to long to access half of the things he checked.
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As a jiffy lube employee, i noticed a few things in the video were done incorrectly or not done at all........
lmao, I know. We do all the things these pricks do in like 15 min... Most dealerships have around an hour. Not to mention, most dealerships pay better than Jiffy.
rsx123 i mean im the only employee out of several locations where i live that is ACE certified
What's ACE Certified? Is that something new we haven't heard of out here on the West Coast? Lol
Ace Performance Automotive ASE is what i meant lol
@@kindmara Then why are you working at a Jiffy Lube? Get something better bruh.
Seriously I am asking because I don't and don't wanna call jiffy lube but how much is a oil change now?
I would say that by listening to that motor there that the amateor sprocket is causing interference which in turn causes the combustion line to interfere with the flow in the dynaflow."
Places like this are famous for crushing filters/drain plugs on and fucking anything else possible up. Rookies 😂
That tech sucks, didnt even wipe the spilled fluid up?
When they made this video,it'd been a good idea if they used a vehicle that actually needed an oil change service.
they waste good oil
IvanPlayStation4LiFe They recommend weekly oil changes maybe
It’s the same either way
Or , learn to do it yourself at home and save lots of money.
My bro does this but only 15 dollars a hr 😮
Then, you charge them hundreds for shit that you don't even do! 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
😮5:06 "once the oil is thoroughly drained..." Replace the oil drain plug. Did anyone else notice there was still a bunch of oil coming out?? That's why I change my own oil.
These comments are hilarious. Some of these guys have obviously never worked on cars professionally and it shows lmfao
65 in Texas lol, now I start as a tech tomorrow, hopefully helps pay my way through flight school and business school. Beats working at a restaurant lol.
Dealers pay any idiot with a wrench that will accept $10/hour to service your car. That is why the quality and service has gone down dramatically over the years. They cant find master techs like me because I ran away from SCAM dealerships. Scam warranty times. Crappy benefits and long days. 17 year Master Volvo tech here that proudly left last year.
Used to work at GM and one technician there used an impact to tighten the drain plug, and used a ratchet to tighter the filter!!
Gotta get the ugga duggas
It bothers me that the techs didnt shake down the front & rear end to check for any loose suspension components.
Should knowtice that taking off tires or looking at the suspension. If the customer has worries about a specific problem, then they should tell a advisor & the advisor will let the techs know or a certified mechanic should take a look at the vehicle.
My service manager wants the front and rear bounced before even racking the vehicle... He will flip his lid if he sees someone not doing this. Even though you are right you should notice leaking struts/stocks and such from a visual inspection.
He showed me the video in this link during orientation, and said if he catches anyone not doing the "process" EXACTLY how it is done in this video, they can find a new job. th-cam.com/video/RFQLo7wlrgo/w-d-xo.html
Do u need a high school diploma to join Toyota’s lube technician crew?
“If you want anything done right you’ve got to do it yourself”, never take your car to the stealership
No quick lube place I have ever seen is close to this detailed thus why until im too old and in a wheelchair I'm doing my own
did he just put a dry oil filter on? I stick to myself doing my own oil change.
First of these technicians are not wearing safety glasses nor steel toe boots and for some weird reason there gloves don't get dirty while doing oil changes?
I don't even like wearing glasses
Hardly anybodu wears steel toe boots, really just need slip resistant shoes. And if youre good, you can do an oil change without getting dirty
You don’t really need steel toe boots on the quick service.
3:48 That's some CLEAN oil!
in this video i heard the word rear tail lights are they in the front as well ?
You forgot the Part were Firestone Steals out of the vehicle....
...
I love mechanical job.
Working as a lube tech at a dealership sucks ass especially if it’s busy all the time pay is shit to
Did anyone else notice the green washer fluid. I thought he added coolant. Then they edited it. Notice it was blue after lol
Just an older camera with visual issues.
spin on oil filter should be put on by hand only no tools hand tight this is why when i get cars that have been at quick lube places I cannot remove the filters by hand and i need a tool to remove it
Rarely will you get one you can crack loose without pliers/strap They're usually crushed on because people are dumb. I've ripped filters apart because they were so tight and put on dry.
i have to works two words for you "fender cover"
Right?
Not having fender covers on both sides, and one drapped across the front... My service manager would have a field day ripping apart every person involved in this service. 😂
5:25 wait, use a band wrench to torque?
Toyota can filters are usually 20 ft lbs and there are torque wrenches for that
That was really good that you used a rag while adding oil.
some oil guns are fast and toyotas have a baffle that might splash, making a mess
I’m seeing people talking about getting paid $14 an hour to be a lube tech and just realizing I’m doing a lot more for a lot less lmao
WhyHelloThere i get paid $12😂
Pablo Gonzalez what do they have you doing for chump change at your location?
Prolly cause your hourly right?
vtecboi18 flat rate level 2 at Subaru
@@bigboybmx69 really?? I was a lub tech for honda making 10 a hour 11 when I got a car, I start my bmw job Monday the 30th and starting its 14 a hour, but bear in mind each dealership is different
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Good luck getting an oil change done properly at any dealership or Quick Lube place. They both hire the same types of people.
Dealerships should have REAL mechanics, not teenagers off the street like these places. They dont let non mechanics touch cars mechanically at a real dealer (not a buy here pay here place, carmax, or jd byrider)
Not all shops
@@jdigitalseven7 I was hired as a technician for a toyota dealership. They had me working oil change for 3 days before I started my job in repair. Those guys were getting paid $11 a hour working 10.5 hour shift with no breaks but 30 min lunch. The second day they had me down in the pit. It was flooded down there with 7 inches of water on the floor you had to walk in. started doing oil changes and noticed live extension cords under the water plugged into outlets. I had the next guy that came down unplug them. Seen a few more things. I didnt show back up there today. Decided I didnt want any part of that place.
after what I seen in the little time I was there I was suggest doing your oil change yourself or have a friend or family member to pay to do it. I seen the guy that was over the oil change stations take the air filter out of a truck and the airbox was full of leaves and stuff. Just sat the box down started it and drove out and parked it and went to get a new air filter. That truck ate them leaves. I asked one guy if they ever had a car pull out without oil he said happens all the time. The sensor would shut the car down and let them know it has no oil. they would push it back and fill it with oil before anyone would notice.
@@jdigitalseven7 oil changes pay crap for flat rate
OMG so much detail! Dealerships should charge much more considering the level of service we receive!
Then people would bitch about the price.
That's because they pay so little to their techs
This is the first time I have ever heard someone say this
This is ridiculous that oil is way too clean. And that pit tech didn't put the gasket back on the oil filter housing. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
I ain’t turning no light switch back for them I turn it off leave it off
What about this is quick??? You only check all these things to upcharge
So what you’re saying is that you don’t want to know what services/items are needed for your vehicle at that time?
Zach Attack nope, i know exactly what my truck needs and when because im a responsible owner
Ciampa Customs lol you’d be the first to complain if for example you had a brake light out and we didn’t inform you and then you got pulled over.
No, they are checked because customers want their car to be perfect when it leaves.
Thank you! Solid guide.
Great video would have loved to see a full service but I understand. Trans flush, rear diff transfer case etc...
Don’t think lube techs do those anyways. Just oil changes and tire rotations.
Its funny how every shop process is identical to jiffy lube
Gotta do this to my car now!
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Do you guys do up seal, and if so when do you check for history. And when do you give Ro to service advisor?
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Interesting "lift-creeper" setup. Never seen that before.