DRaider90
Uwharrie Off-Road Volunteering
- Joined
- Oct 23, 2007
- Location
- Weddington, NC
A guy takes his Land Rover to Jiffy Lube, and the say he needs his filter replaced. Quote included for those that don't like to click links:
http://www.landroversonly.com/forums/f2/jiffy-lube-broke-my-rover-33800/
(I don't think changing an air filter counts as tech... at least I hope not so I posted this here)
http://www.landroversonly.com/forums/f2/jiffy-lube-broke-my-rover-33800/
I went to Jiffy Lube today to have my tires rotated and balanced and I had a coupon for a free inspection and point check.
So while working on my car one of the "mechanics" told me that my air filter looked dirty and that I should replace it. After looking at it myself and noticing it was the original land rover one that came with the car and with my car being 60K and I def should replace it.
So he "replaced it" and charged me $35.00 for the new filter.
So then I go out to eat (The restaurant is right by the lube).
When I go to start my to leave the restaurant.
The car turns on engine starts but then 2 seconds later the engine turns off rpm goes to 0. So I quickly turn off my entire car.
I pop the hood.
Open the air filter box and BAMN the air filter is soaked in water and there is drops of water all over.
The so called "mechanic" didn't replace shit he just washed the filter out.
WTF is that???
He didn't even dry the thing.
Is my car broken?
Is my engine hydro-locked?
What should I do?
I've already taken the air-filter out to dry (I think I might buy a new one a REAL new one).
I've tried the inside of the box and intake tube with paper towels.
Someone told me I should remove my spark plugs and try to start my engine.
This will flush out any water that made it into the cylinders.
Is this correct?
Please Help Me!!!
I really don't want to burn down the jiffy lube haha
(I don't think changing an air filter counts as tech... at least I hope not so I posted this here)