Turbo Diesel and Electric Systems located at 4923 Canton Road in Marietta, GA services vehicles for Truck Parts. Call (770) 424-0330 to book an appointment or to hear more about the services of Turbo Diesel and Electric Systems.

Turbo Diesel and Electric Systems Reviews

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Computer and an array of electrical problems
June 14, 2016 | Joe | Visited, over a year
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 One day my engine light came on and my truck just quit. After 2 weeks and 2 separate mechanics with no success with the electrical problems I had, I then had my Dodge 2500 with a Cummins towed to Turbo Diesel. Wes, Kevin, Roger and the rest of the guys worked tirelessly even after hours to get me going. 

Thanks guys, I will be back,

Joe Radella 
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One day my engine light came on and my truck just quit. After 2 weeks and 2 separate mechanics with no success with the electrical problems I had, I then had my Dodge 2500 with a Cummins towed to Turbo Diesel. Wes, Kevin, Roger and the rest of the guys worked tirelessly even after hours to get me going. Thanks guys, I will be back, Joe Radella
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January 13, 2016 | Scott | Visited, over a year
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I had my 2005 Ford F-550 with a 6.0 diesel engine worked on by Turbo Diesel & Electric Systems in Marietta GA.  Brought it in for repair on an engine oil leak problem.  They diagnosed it as needing to replace the valve cover gaskets and injector wire harness due to a rubber plug missing on the harness.  They replaced the items and then said that it was fixed.  I paid over $700 for the work they performed only to find out that it didn't help the oil leak problem at all.  I took it back to them only to be told that they do not have a pressure washer or any other way to clean the engine oil off the engine to do a proper diagnostic of where the oil leak is coming from.  So now the question in my thoughts are, how did they come to the first conclusion on the valve cover gaskets?  Are they just guessing spending my money to do their guess work repairs?  I drove the truck back to have a meeting with the manager (Wes) and one of their mechanics (whose name tag said Pig, not very professional).  Now they are telling me that I need to have a service to bulletproof the engine at a very large cost of around 7K.  At my request I asked the manager to provide cost options to fix my truck.  He says that he will contact me by the end of the day with a solid cost to do the repairs.  Well, it's been several weeks and he never call me back blowing me off.  In my experience this shop is very unprofessional and they didn't do a good job wasting my money.
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I had my 2005 Ford F-550 with a 6.0 diesel engine worked on by Turbo Diesel & Electric Systems in Marietta GA. Brought it in for repair on an engine oil leak problem. They diagnosed it as needing to replace the valve cover gaskets and injector wire harness due to a rubber plug missing on the harness. They replaced the items and then said that it was fixed. I paid over $700 for the work they performed only to find out that it didn't help the oil leak problem at all. I took it back to them only to be told that they do not have a pressure washer or any other way to clean the engine oil off the engine to do a proper diagnostic of where the oil leak is coming from. So now the question in my thoughts are, how did they come to the first conclusion on the valve cover gaskets? Are they just guessing spending my money to do their guess work repairs? I drove the truck back to have a meeting with the manager (Wes) and one of their mechanics (whose name tag said Pig, not very professional). Now they are telling me that I need to have a service to bulletproof the engine at a very large cost of around 7K. At my request I asked the manager to provide cost options to fix my truck. He says that he will contact me by the end of the day with a solid cost to do the repairs. Well, it's been several weeks and he never call me back blowing me off. In my experience this shop is very unprofessional and they didn't do a good job wasting my money.