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Service And Parts

Replacing lube techs with oil-draining devices can save money, boost efficiency

Miguel Lopez, an express service technician at Universal Nissan In Orlando, uses a mechanical extractor to drain used oil during an oil change.
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August 19, 2019 01:00 AM

Tom Kane faced a standard dilemma for a fixed ops director — efficiency vs. expense.

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