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Complaint Review: WorldWide Auto Parts And WAM (Wholesale Automotive Machine Inc) - San Diego California
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WorldWide Auto Parts And WAM (Wholesale Automotive Machine Inc)
WORLDWIDE- 1452 K St San Diego -WAM 6347 Mission Gorge Rd San Diego, unknown California, U.S.A.
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World Wide Auto & WAM (Wholesale Automotive Machine, Inc) BEWARE OF UNSCRUPULOUS ENGINE WARRANTIES- Both refused to make repairs and/or honor my THREE YEAR WARRANTY Both Businesses Are In San Diego Both businesses are in CALIFORNIA
World Wide Auto (San Diego) and WAM (Wholesale Automotive Machine, Inc.) their engine rebuilder/supplier are both guilty of fraudulent business practices.
WorldWide sold me a Toyota 22r rebuilt "longblock" (complete replacement engine; also sold me $250 extended add'l 2 year warranty with the 1 yr as sold warranty.
WAM Inc is the engine rebuilder. For an entire year the engine ran rough; I spent countless ($500+) trying to trouble-shoot the problem; multiple tune-ups, valve adjustments, double replacement of ignition wires, alternator, two "bad" starters, fuel injection checks and various system cleaners- even a compression test did not reveal the problem.
At one point eight months after the installation, oil began to GUSH out; I returned it to the rebuilder (WAM) who claimed no responsibility and offered no repairs.
TOYOTA of EL CAJON (San Diego) discovered that the aluminum head had been "re-welded"- a second-rate junk head that is unacceptable to dealers who also use WAM rebuilds.
WORLD WIDE idiot "BYRON" has ignored my numerous POLITE calls to be reimbursed for my $1,040.00 costs to repair; WAM has the nerve to tell me "he cannot be responsible for the inside of the engine since it accumulates incredible HEAT; imagine that- a machine shop claiming no responsibility because of internal engine heat?!?
To date, the idiot at WORLDWIDE (Byron) hung up on me three times, me finally requesting the Agent of Service for the Corporation so I can file a lawsuit . . .
This, my friends, is why the courts are full.
So, I'll update this later. Suffice to say that these two idiots will soon find themselves in court facing fraud for selling me a worthless warranty, what I believe to be securities fraud under the California Z Consumer Laws.
David
San Diego, California
U.S.A.
WorldWide sold me a Toyota 22r rebuilt "longblock" (complete replacement engine; also sold me $250 extended add'l 2 year warranty with the 1 yr as sold warranty.
WAM Inc is the engine rebuilder. For an entire year the engine ran rough; I spent countless ($500+) trying to trouble-shoot the problem; multiple tune-ups, valve adjustments, double replacement of ignition wires, alternator, two "bad" starters, fuel injection checks and various system cleaners- even a compression test did not reveal the problem.
At one point eight months after the installation, oil began to GUSH out; I returned it to the rebuilder (WAM) who claimed no responsibility and offered no repairs.
TOYOTA of EL CAJON (San Diego) discovered that the aluminum head had been "re-welded"- a second-rate junk head that is unacceptable to dealers who also use WAM rebuilds.
WORLD WIDE idiot "BYRON" has ignored my numerous POLITE calls to be reimbursed for my $1,040.00 costs to repair; WAM has the nerve to tell me "he cannot be responsible for the inside of the engine since it accumulates incredible HEAT; imagine that- a machine shop claiming no responsibility because of internal engine heat?!?
To date, the idiot at WORLDWIDE (Byron) hung up on me three times, me finally requesting the Agent of Service for the Corporation so I can file a lawsuit . . .
This, my friends, is why the courts are full.
So, I'll update this later. Suffice to say that these two idiots will soon find themselves in court facing fraud for selling me a worthless warranty, what I believe to be securities fraud under the California Z Consumer Laws.
David
San Diego, California
U.S.A.
