WTF!!! Pissed off...
That is a simple fix why don't you jack the car up and see where the oil id coming from. It can only come from 2 places and both are easy access from underneath the car. Tigthen the drain plug with a wrench and hand tight the oil filter wipe the oil drippings. Add some oil and see if it drains again. It will take about 1/2 hr to do all this why the hell wait for Tuesday or Wednesday. Don't stress out over the damn thing just fix it and go back to the dealer later on and tell them what happened.
Originally Posted by uberchicken
one more reason why i spend thirty minutes and change my own. I'm glad i invested in ramps and a creaper a long time ago.
Originally Posted by DaveB
Why can't you get under the car, drop the front diffuser panel and check to see what's going on. It's really not rocket science. It would take all of 10 minutes and $5 worth of tools to do this. Then you wouldn't have to go through the hassle of dealing with a dealer, tow truck, etc. The issue most likely have be fixed in a matter of seconds.
+1000
Geeze.....caca occurs.
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Got oil change at Infiniti at Serramonte. Just came back from the dealership today. The said I lost half a pint of oil, and it was due to a loose drain plug or something. They were really nice about it. No questions asked, immediately took it in with no appointment, fixed in 10 minutes, refilled my oil, and I was out.
Originally Posted by inspector_yoo
Got oil change at Infiniti at Serramonte. Just came back from the dealership today. The said I lost half a pint of oil, and it was due to a loose drain plug or something. They were really nice about it. No questions asked, immediately took it in with no appointment, fixed in 10 minutes, refilled my oil, and I was out.
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