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Foreign Auto Repair

Euroteck, Inc.

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  • JENNIFER J

    Date: 03/21/2025

    Euroteck serviced my vehicle for a new transmission, during the services of installing a defected transmission, my vehicle shut down completely, meaning my motor had to be replaced according to the owner, Thomas. The service took over 3 months to complete only to have my vehicle return to me and 3 weeks after my vehicle was not able to shift into park. I also informed the owner Thomas that I did not think that any oil was in my vehicle. Thomas then told me to not drive the car and that he would have the car towed back into Euroteck. Thomas then informed me that my car needed a new gear shift and that the gear shift had nothing to do with the transmission. Thomas then informed me that my vehicle had a oil leak in the oil filter housing, which was not leaking before he installed the new motor that he replaced and did not give me a warranty on. I had to pay for a replacement gear shift that controls my transmission he replaced and was my initial service agreement to be repaired and a down payment was paid to start service on the initial service agreement. Now that I paid for the gear shift to be replaced, I still had to tow my car away from Euroteck because the vehicle oil filter housing has an even worser leak than when the car was towed in for the gear shift replacement. My vehicle never had oil even before the initial service agreement or when I picked my car up after 3 months. Euroteck price the oil filter housing replacement at $1400. The gear shift replacement was roughly at $500.00. After, seeing the invoice I called and informed Thomas that I would be paying for the gear shift replacement and coming to get my car. He stated, 'he would fill it with oil, but I cannot drive a long distance. A $4000 start up job led to roughly $12,000 with no warranty on new motor that Thomas says my orignal motor was a core charge for the motor he had to replace.

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