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Bolt On Motors

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  • Ricardo G

    Date: 05/17/2023

    Not all the engines Bolt On Motors sell are inspected. I received an engine that didn't even **** 30 psi when doing a compression test. My mechanic had to uninstall the engine and reinstall a second engine provided which meant a double charge for labor from the mechanic shop. When I asked about splitting the extra cost because of their bad engine **** denied my request and tried to give me 200 dollars store credit. Be aware they'll will just price your next engine 200 dollars more so there's no real discount. I tired to resolve the is*** through my credit card company but received a threatening voicemail from Bolt On Motors. I'll be happy to share it with anyone (see transcript below).The negative reviews are true, this place acts in bad faith. If I wanted to question the quality of the motors, I would have gone to a junk yard. The website is filled with false advertisement claiming "quality used parts", "hand selected", and "fully inspected" but if you get a bad engine/part somehow that's just part of these types of transactions. They definitely add to the negative stereotype of South ******._________________________________________________________________________Hey, XXXX. This is **** with Bolt On Motors from ******, *****. Just letting you know that we got the charge back from you that are charged back on that. So I need you to resolve this within ten days or I'm going to *** you. The company is going to *** you, you're going to go to court, and then also I'm going to go after your credit. I'll do both, so I'll do it for fraud. And I also want to *** you for fraud. And I hope you have papers because if not, you're going to get the get deported. end of message. Delete, press seven. Save, press nine more options, press zero. Replay message, press four. ********* press five. Send today at 09:40 a.m. Saved message from XXXXXXXXX, 4 seconds. Delete, press seven. Save, press nine more option. Resave end of messages. Check erased messages.

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