Jr's Water Works

I went to Jr's on the recommendation of a colleague. I found this incredible mechanic through a strarnge set of circumstances. About 6 months ago, just a few miles after getting a oil change done at a quick lube place, the oil sensor of my '95 VW Jetta starts beeping & the engine shuts down. I have the car towed to the nearest dealer who says the wrong grade (probably too thin) was put. I have the oil changed and checked up completely. Everything looks good. A couple of months later, it happens again. I stop at the nearest garage, change the oil-beeping goes away-I drive home. Next morning, its there again. I have it towed to the nearest dealer again ( Billco Motors in Wexford). The dealer does some oil pressure test-then pronounces the engine fried. He's all sarcastic (exchanges knowing glances with his colleagues) about how I shouldnt get my oil changed in Quick Lube places, because they dont know the backend of a horse's ass & thats where the problem with car started. He says putting in a new motor will cost $4500 and no guarantee that the new engine wont fry one mile from the dealership. At this point on my colleagues suggestion, I have it towed to Jr's Waterworks. He fiddles around with it one evening and calls me & tells me some kind of plastic casing from the oil pump had broken up (no idea why) & the shattered pieces had choked up the oil pump output. He changes the oil pump, fixes the whole thing up, does the 60000 mile service & presents a bill of $500. My cars running great now. Now, I wish that he worked on Hondas too, cause I still need someone dependable to take care of my other car.