- Report: #469108
Complaint Review: Lake City Auto Care - Seattle Washington
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Lake City Auto Care
13718 32nd Ave NE, Seattle, 98125 Washington, U.S.A.
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206-368-6874
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Lake City Auto Care Horrible repair work. Allowed me to leave with a completely unsafe vehicle. Seattle Washington
Their job was to perform a complete rebuild of the engine in my vehicle. Upon delivery of said vehicle, I noticed several items that had not been installed that were essential to the correct operation of the engine, from a safety and functional aspect.
My current personal assessment of the vehicle found that the following parts had not been installed or were installed incorrectly: Bracket for the Power Steering Pump, Coolant Reservoir, Battery, Bracket for the Air Conditioning Pump, Timing Chain Cover, Oil Pan, Distributor Wire Clamp, Intake Brace, Throttle Cable, Oxygen Sensor wire, and Rear Hoist Point.
In addition, many other small details should have been taken care of prior to the delivery to the customer. Those include but are not limited to: Various shop garbage( greasy rags, empty boxes, broken bolts, etc), Broken rubber boot on Dash Pot, Loose Dipstick, Loose Horn, Temperature sensor wire exposed and corroded, Wiring harness tape loose, and Broken and Frayed Ground wires.
After their work was complete the current condition of the engine and associated components is still poor. The Oil Pan leaks oil, the Timing Chain Cover and Air Conditioning Bracket have a missing bolt, wires are not secure to prevent melting and premature wear on adjacent engine components, the Battery boils over whenever it is used corroding the fender beneath it, etcetera, etcetera.
DrW
Bothell, Washington
U.S.A.
My current personal assessment of the vehicle found that the following parts had not been installed or were installed incorrectly: Bracket for the Power Steering Pump, Coolant Reservoir, Battery, Bracket for the Air Conditioning Pump, Timing Chain Cover, Oil Pan, Distributor Wire Clamp, Intake Brace, Throttle Cable, Oxygen Sensor wire, and Rear Hoist Point.
In addition, many other small details should have been taken care of prior to the delivery to the customer. Those include but are not limited to: Various shop garbage( greasy rags, empty boxes, broken bolts, etc), Broken rubber boot on Dash Pot, Loose Dipstick, Loose Horn, Temperature sensor wire exposed and corroded, Wiring harness tape loose, and Broken and Frayed Ground wires.
After their work was complete the current condition of the engine and associated components is still poor. The Oil Pan leaks oil, the Timing Chain Cover and Air Conditioning Bracket have a missing bolt, wires are not secure to prevent melting and premature wear on adjacent engine components, the Battery boils over whenever it is used corroding the fender beneath it, etcetera, etcetera.
DrW
Bothell, Washington
U.S.A.
