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I know I know. what would you do if you were me? bring it back to the same place to get them to fix it? call corporate to get a refund and bring it elsewhere or go to another jiffy lube and get them to fix it? Also, In Austin

Originally Posted By: MBS500 5w-20 i german trubo engine is a big no no. but it'll be ok for the 20 miles i've put on it and getting to a location for them to fix it right? I really hopes...

This will definitely be the last time I use Jiffy Lube. It's a good thing they got it right the first time I used them after getting the car.

Originally Posted By: OVERKILL I'd find an independent VW mechanic that knows what he's doing and will use the right oil or use the dealer. Either option will likely be similar in price to Jiffy Lube. Alternatively, you could just learn to change your own oil. It isn't too difficult I know...

Originally Posted By: gfh77665 Originally Posted By: evnhvn I'm just worried from them a) saying there was no oil when they drained it and b) driving a short period of time with this wrong synthetic in there. First of all, take a deep breath and relax. Your car did not run dry. You would have...

Originally Posted By: OVERKILL And they put 5w-20 in an engine that called for a VW approved oil? If so, never ever use them again. EVER. That's unacceptable. If the engine legitimately had no oil in it it would have self destructed. Since it didn't, I'm seriously doubting their claims here...

So I got a used 07 GTI (manual) a few months ago and got an oil change not too long after getting it (and the wholesaler said it was topped off so it was good for a bit) towards the end of May. Car came with like 63 something thousand miles on it. The Jiffy Lube put Mobil 1 0w40 in last time...