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Re: Oil change pump

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Single bucket - best idea was from the forum (I think, Gary B.) - buy a 30 gallon plastic drum and cut it down to fit under the coach (fully raised).

Personally, I use Speedco - Filters lube and oil change while you watch. $240.00

The shop across the GA line on 75 knows their stuff. Haven't heard of a bad one yet. Speedco

< http://www.speedco.com/42c8d51c48_sites/speedco.com/files/LubeSheet-Jan2012.pdf


Sounds good. I'm going to try them in Kingman, AZ in 2 weeks.

Should I call and make an appointment?

They don't mention "lube" in their $239 service.

Do you tell them not to lube the brakes?

best, paul

Re: Oil change pump

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I just pulled in. But you can call and schedule. My place didn't have an air filter, but the 'other' lube place across the interstate did, so I got that done, two.

I told the lube guy twices - Arvin Meritor Disck brakes, lube nothing on the brakes!

Re: Oil change pump

Reply #22 –
Dave,

I'm thinking of using SpeedCo for my next Oil Change. Let us know how well they did on your coach.

Thanks.

Chris
 

Re: Oil change pump

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Personally, I use Speedco - Filters lube and oil change while you watch. $240.00

Thanks again for the recommendation, Dave.

SpeedCo was a treat.

best, paul