pbateman

What else do I need to do? Does Jiffy Lube actually lube something on the Jeep that I should be informed about, or is there anything else you can think of (besides topping off the fluids).

09rubicon

Nope, as long as your still stock you should be good. Oil and filter change, top off fluids, I would check the air filter (seeing as this is your first oil chage I would think it would be good). Check the tire pressure ( I rotate every oil change personaly).

wilywillie

Just me, but I avoid Jiffy Lube like the Plague! I've watched them put the wrong oil in previous vehicles. I take mine to the Mopar garage (dealer) for all the maintenance.
Yeah, and if you're in Arlington, I'd plan on changing the air filter every other oil change. my $.02

pbateman

It's both my first DIY oil change and the jeeps first oil change. I'll take a look at the air filter next change.

greenamphibious

congrats feels good huh? you actually KNOW what was done to your jeep

Hellbound13

No grease fittings anywhere on a stock Jk. I know... ridiculous.

Black08X

Agreed, those quick change oil places can be hit or miss. When I see them pull a hose and use it to pump oil from some big oil resevoir into my car I'd be worried. How do you know that's the right oil for your car? Because they said so? How do you even know if it's Valvoline or Penzoil? Because it's marked on the hose holder? Right and no automotive shop would ever buy cheap bulk grade oil that is the wrong viscosity and put it in their filler tank to save a few bucks and up their profit, . . .would they?

Frankly when it comes to Wranglers my philosophy is "If you're not doing your own maintenance, you're not really a Jeep owner."