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  • Report:  #626706

Complaint Review: got engines inc

got engines inc their engines are nothing but problems Internet

  • Reported By:
    Jon — Philadelphia Pennsylvania USA
  • Submitted:
    Mon, July 26, 2010
  • Updated:
    Tue, July 27, 2010
  • got engines inc
    11250-15 old st augustine rd jaksonville , FL 3225
    Internet
    United States of America
  • Phone:
    8772680664
  • Category:

I got the 1st engine from them , and it was the wrong one , had to fight to get the correct engine sent to me , the 2nd engine was not put together correctley  , finnaly they sent me a 3rd engine , I spent well over $7400.00 ,and 6 weeks of time. but they did pay me back a little over $2000.00 , now it is 8 months later , with only 6000 miles put on the engine , and I had to put it back in the shop for internal problems with the engine , this time it cost me $1347.00 , they , got engines.com , will only pay $50 a hour labor , that is the rates back in the 1980,s

the labor rates now are from $95.00 to $109.00 per hour.
Besides that the mechanic that did the engine job the first time will not work on the car at least any thing to do with the engine from their company.

Word to the wise DO NOT buy a engine from GOTENGINES.COM 
Let your mechanic buy the engine from who ever he works with , then if any problem like this happens , he will cover it , and you will not be stuck putting out all kinds of money for labor and a pice of crap engine like the one they sold me.

engine from gotengines.com = BAD MOVE
engine from your own mechanic = good move

1 Updates & Rebuttals


Jeff

Manda,
Nebraska,
U.S.A.

Wow

#2Consumer Comment

Tue, July 27, 2010

You've gone through a lot of problems - sorry to hear that.

The truth is that there are just as many mechanics who rip off their customers as those who don't.

If "buy from your mechanic blindly" is the lesson you've taken from this, you've missed a great learning experience.

The lesson is investigate anyone you're thinking of doing business with. Years of work in the auto business have taught me that there are people who do things right, and people who don't.

True story: I have a friend who ran a salvage yard. He was talking to a customer - a local shop - about engines for a vehicle. He had two. One was a high mile engine, the other had low miles (They had over 120,000 miles difference). Price difference? $250.

The shop bought the high mile engine. Their reason? "Either one will last my 30 day warranty."

I'm curious what warranty your mechanic would have given you on the engine. Unless it was a reman, probably not much.

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