The reply from the business is not accurate. The Assistant Manager called the auto shop where the car was but was not told the transmission was seized. She called and asked what the code was that they pulled. Once they told her the code she then ended the call. As for her claim that the transmission was seized I actually drove the vehicle to their shop which obviously shows it was not seized.

The Assistant Manager made the decision to close the claim on her own and even attempted to claim that they did not make any mistakes. When I informed her that her manager already acknowledged the mistakes and let out around 6 quarts of oil in my garage she just said well we had nothing to do with the issue. I have spent time attempting to get answers and have been informed that the policy at Valvoline is that when something like this happens everyone that worked in that bay is terminated. My only logical explanation is that she was probably working in that bay with the new employees (which I know were working on my car) and she is attempting to keep her job.

Can you please reply to Valvoline and informed them that their claim is not accurate?  The vehicle was driven to Valvoline multiple times and then the auto shop that day, and again there was absolutely zero issues with the transmission or any other issues with the car prior to them doubling the amount of oil in the car.

I appreciate your help with this matter. I obviously want my issue resolved but I also don’t want Valvoline to just make up claims and close out cases with other customers as well.

Thanks for your help,
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