Spark Plugs?

Call the place that changed to oil and tell them what's going on. I wouldn't expect someone could spill that much oil.

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[quote:4603df16f9="njaskolka"]So if it isn't the oil causing shaking what could it be? I literally droped the car off at walmart for oil change. I picked my car up and it shakes when driving and reving the engine. Do you think changing oil and checking the air filter had nothing to do with car shaking. I don't understand how in a couple of hours, after leaving my car somewhere, it can all of a sudden have a major problem like that. I hope u give me more info, what i got does not help at all. I've already called, and went up to the place. If u can't help me I can get help off allexperts.com[/quote:4603df16f9]

You say, "any info appreceiciated". Your last 3 sentneces indicate otherwise. I gaurentee that haning an attitude with people that are trying to help you will get you no where.

I'm choosing to give you advice in a general sense instead of following up with your specific problem. Find a shop that you can trust, take your car there faithfully, lose the attitude. If you take your car to a place that has essentially non-qualified techs, (so they can charge much less), you are going to run into problems.

My point in the first post I made was to have the shop look over their work as any reputable shop would do. I didn't feel that one could spill as much oil as you thought, although I suppose considering where you take it, I guess that isn't out of the realm.
I hope you reconsider how you treat someone that was trying to help.