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After getting an oil change, two weeks later my 1998 Chevy Malibu makes a lots of noise and cuts off, what is the problem.

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They probably changed the type of oil it usually runs if so get it replaced with oil its used to

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Have you checked the oil? Sometimes the shops don't get the drain plug in tight and the oil leaks out. Or the oil filter is not put on tight and leaks all of the oil out. I would check the oil. Walmart did it to my mothers car once. They replaced the motor, but that is what happen.

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It depends what the noise is. Did you check and verify that the oil level is OK? Find the source of the noise.

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