That is has a Toyota filter? That's not an illusion.So you wanted to give the illusion of something that wasn't true . Got it .
"just serviced"....translation: it was way overdue.If you are selling the car you should just change the oil along with your new Toyota brand oil filter. Use that as a selling point (just serviced) . When people buy a newer car they expect it to be good to go and them not having to do anything to it for a while. Every time you buy a used car from a dealership it comes with a fresh oil change.
To be perfectly honest with you I don't see a problem with anything he has done.So you wanted to give the illusion of something that wasn't true . Got it .
That it was "dealer serviced" because it has an OEM filter, that's what is illusionary. I'm not saying you'd lie and advertise it as being dealer serviced.That is has a Toyota filter? That's not an illusion.
That it was dealer serviced . Post #5 .That is has a Toyota filter? That's not an illusion.
You must work for the government, what with how you try to put spin on a comment. I said, I would like to see an oem filter on a car I'm buying. Nowhere did I say I would tell a buyer that the car was dealer serviced.That it was dealer serviced . Post #5 .
Talk about spin ? Good job ..You are the one that used the term " dealer serviced " .You must work for the government, what with how you try to put spin on a comment. I said, I would like to see an oem filter on a car I'm buying. Nowhere did I say I would tell a buyer that the car was dealer serviced.
Let me replay my post in it's entirety,Talk about spin ? Good job ..You are the one that used the term " dealer serviced " .
If you can't understand I'm saying what I like to see in a car I'm looking at, then it seems you are being deliberately obtuse.Personally, I would like to see an oem filter on a car I'm buying, showing the owner took enough care of it to get it dealer serviced.
Oh , I understand what you're saying ...Let me replay my post in it's entirety,
If you can't understand I'm saying what I like to see in a car I'm looking at, then it seems you are being deliberately obtuse.
Yes you can change the filter with out changing the oil. You may have to add some oil after the filter change.The 2017 Corolla I got recently looks like it had an oil change not long before I got it. Oil has maybe 1,000 miles on it and looks clean. I want to replace the no name filter with a Toyota filter before selling. Any reason not to change just the filter without changing the oil?
Here you go but I assume the next critique is about Jiffy Lube maintenance.If I'm concerned about the maintenance history of a vehicle , I want to see records . An OEM filter on a vehicle means nothing , as proven here .