Walmart ripoff Auto Transmission damage Lakeland Florida

The Walmart techs were suppose to check my fluids in the car and I am wondering if they drained my transmission fluid thinking it was my oil. When I went to Walmart with my complaint the tech could n't find my transmission stick. The manager admitted they are use to red or white transmission sticks. Nobody could understand why my transmission chamber was empty. I was trying to prevent further damage to my car by putting transmission fluid in my car and driving straight to Walmart. I come from a small island called Bermuda and people trust each other but here Walmart thought I was lying. When they pulled down my car the tranmission area was fine, no leaks so they should have accepted they were at fault. I observed that Walmart has had numberous complaints for a big company. I did check my oil and there was oil in the car. Maybe those unreliable techs could not get to refill the tranmission after making a mistake.

Without knowing the specific make and model, it is possible that Walmart's crack team of minimum-wage mechanics drained the transmission instead of the engine. It would be nice to know how much oil was in the engine after the "oil change." If the crankcase was not drained and they added 4 or 5 quarts of oil to it then the dipstick would show that the engine was overfilled.

Stuff happens even in good shops. I once saw an apprentice mechanic drain the crankcase on a rear-engined Renault and then pour five quarts of oil into the gas tank. (The gas filler was located under the deck lid next to the engine.) The engine knocked like crazy and filled the shop with blue-white exhaust. The customer was not present so we filled the engine with oil and drained the gas tank. The car's owner was never aware of what happened.

Having your "oil changed" has nothing to to with the transmission or your overdrive. If you had a transmission service done then you you might have something, is that what you're talking about? What kind of vehicle is it, and what year? I doubt Walmart has any idea of which fluid to use from one car to the other, and uses whatever generic fluids they can buy cheaply. I see quite a few ruined tranmissions that have the wrong fluid in them, they are NOT all the same. I just don't understand why anyone would let a minimum-wage dropout who's automotive experience consists of putting a chrome muffler tip on his car work on a vehicle that costs half as much as a house.