Hey,

New to the forum, use to have an 04' coupe, now love my 03' sedan.

I have no time to go to a shop to change my oil nor do I have time to learn. Sunday is my only day off and I want to get my oil changed. Shops are not usually open on Sunday and thus my problem.

I'll pay someone to change my oil (just tell me how much and what kind of oil to buy, what type of filter, etc.)

I am in the Burnaby, B.C. area in Canada. For those who don't know where Burnaby is, its close to Vancouver just past boundary road.

And yes, there will be beer.




Cheers

 

Sounds like a serial killer luring a potential victim.

 

yeah and the first place I thought of was to go on g35 driver and ask for someone to change my oil. So devious

 

The perfect crime..

 

I never said you were smart.

 

If you have to tell someone where Burnaby is they're probably not close enough to change your oil...

Then you offer beer for services rendered in the province that probably has the most stringent drinking and driving enforcement in the entire country...

Holy ish man- good luck with that.

 

I will do it.
Me and my m8s will need food, lodging, airfare to and from NJ, and protection from any possible attacks.
If you truly care about your car you'll hire me and my team.

 

^ Still a better deal than Jiffy Lube.

 

I would love to help you with changing your fluid. It has been a solid 14 years since I have been back in Burnaby / Vancouver. Those were middle school days and had some good ol' times. Fly me out from Dallas, Texas along with Jersey Taylor and we can have a tech day for your vehicle on Sunday. I prefer first class but I guess I can deal with the folks in business class if I have to. Let me know what day works for you and I will bring some tools along with some tunes to jam out to.

 

If you guys are actually serious- would it be too much trouble to come over to Calgary when you're done (it's only a 10 hour drive from Burnaby) and clean my windshield for me? I've got a bug smeared on there pretty good and some road salt from last winter. To be quite honest I'm just not sure whether I should use nail polish remover or maybe some brake fluid.

Thanks.

 

Why not drop it at Canadian Tire or the local quicky, while you sit in the car and read the Province and drink soso coffee?? Personally, Auto West does all my work. Canadian Tire has a good sale on oil at the moment, just bought some for my wife's car. What about all the other fluids, do you have a record when they were done? Good Luck.http://www.mrlube.com/en/default.aspx

 

I hrard Ricky and Julian are good at changing oil. Just stop by the trailer park.

 

Sucks not to have the time to do what you need to do. Have you checked near where you work? If there's a Nissan or Infiniti Stealership nearby, they'll prob. give you a lift to work and pick you up to do the oil change. I've used a quick oil change place (Jiffy or Mr. Lube) in a pinch. GL and hopefully someone with a solution will contact you.

 

^^^ good advice from Whatacar.