my fumuto oil drain valve broke.

[qbmurderer13]

I've done two oil changes on my car so far without removing any underpiece.

[Rob22315]

Originally Posted by qbmurderer13

I've done two oil changes on my car so far without removing any underpiece.

Me too. None of the oil went into the underpiece, bolt and fumoto.

[Black3sr]

Originally Posted by ironsheikh

meh dealer oil changes are rape. i like to do everything myself and like to know it actually gets done.

the whole point of the fumuto valve was to prevent a mess.

i've owned about 4 or 5 fumuto valves in the past and this is the first one that's broken on me. all the cars in the family have em since i do all the maintenance. this is the first one that's broken and i dunno how to get this out.

You are saying you cannot trust the dealer to actually change the oil? I find that hard to believe. If they are doing that on a regular basis I don't se them keeping the franchise very long.

I can't believe the mindset here that all dealers are crooks. All my Dodge products over the last few years have been dealer maintained. It is a small town dealer so I can go into shop and watch them do any service work. I will expect my Honda dealer to provide the same service.

[qbmurderer13]

I wont trust the dealer to lay a finger on my car. Its pretty much that way on any car forum youll go to. Maybe in your area you have half-competent technicians. But most here in the US are barely certified to wipe their own ass.

[badself]

Originally Posted by qbmurderer13

I've done two oil changes on my car so far without removing any underpiece.

Without a smart comment, I'll just agree with the above post.