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Uploaded by on Dec 23, 2010

CARCHEX is the premier provider of Extended Auto Warranty and Mobile Vehicle Inspections. As the preferred partner to the most trusted names in the automotive industry, including Dale Earnhardt Jr., Pat Goss of TV's MotorWeek, Carfax and Kelley Blue Book, CARCHEX provides customized coverage plans allowing consumers whose factory warranties have expired to get the highest level of protection for their vehicles at the most competitive prices. A decade long commitment to protecting automotive consumers and providing exceptional customer service has translated into an A+ Rating with the Better Business Bureau. To learn more about CARCHEX and to Get Protected, visit CARCHEX.

When you go to a "Quicklube", be on your guard. Now not saying that they're dishonest or anything like that because the majority of them are not, but you have to look at the expertise level.
One of the big things that we find, is a recommendation to use a different viscosity of oil. A lot of car these days take 5W/20 oil. They'll tell you, "Oh, you don't want that stuff in your car, you want something that has some body to it, you need a 20/50; something that will protect your engine." Well don't do it. They don't know anything about oil and they are not qualified to make that recommendation.
You may get this deal where they come out with a paper towel or a blotter or something and they may show you a color and things like that. Get a second opinion; the coloration of the fluid is not an indicator of whether it's good or bad.
Go to these places they do a good job at what they do.
Watch out for some of the things that some of them call "flushes". Because lots of times what they call a 'flush', like a cooling system flush, is not a flush; it is a fluid exchange and it is worthless!

To learn more about CARCHEX and to Get Protected, visit www.CARCHEX.com.

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