Which tool is the better for removing the push pins - the phillips driver or the panel tool?View attachment 6428
The push pins have a phillips head.
I use the screwdriver with good results. The center pin (that unscrews) splays the legs of the fastener--so I would be cautious of the pry-out approach--even if the screwdriver was sub-premium.
Ask them what they charge if you supply the oil?
Two 5-quart jugs of Mobil 1 (full synthetic) would cost about $55 (including tax) at Walmart. As noted by others, the oil changes on the 2015 are a bit more time consuming due to the more complicated panels that have to removed underneath the car.
My local dealership, where I purchased my "15 V6 Genny, charges me $20 plus the cost of the Hyundai filter when I supply my own oil; Mobil One 5W30.
Your are lucky, my dealer in Canada charges $120 for dino oil.I do it myself with synthetic. Here Syn goes for $42++ for 5 quarts, add a filter @ $10 and you are already up to $102 just in parts. Best bet is to buy the Syn on sale prior and get it for 1/2 price.
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A genesis oil change is harder, probably uses more oil and should be more expensive for that reason....
That is a dealer offer.Question re. the first oil change on my new 2015 Genesis. I know dealers will at least give the first change complementary. Is that change paid for by the dealer, of is it from the Hyundai company itself? The reason I ask is that I'll probably be out of state when it's due, and would like to know what to expect re. this first change from a dealership different from the one I leased it from.