Import Automotive Service located at 441 Spencer Street in Toledo, OH services vehicles for Clutch Repair. Call (419) 385-7551 to book an appointment or to hear more about the services of Import Automotive Service.

Import Automotive Service Reviews

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Basic maintenance turned nightmare
May 05, 2016 | Volvo | Visited, over a year
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These guys scammed my wife and I. They had our vehicle for almost three weeks for a timing belt change. A lot of run around and got the car back. Clips were broke off power steering resivoir and kept loosing fluid. The we lost heat due to hose connector being broken and not hold sealed to pipe on engine at all. Spit out coolant everywhere which soaked the new belt. Also found damage to upper timing cover, hose opening cut out and melt marks nearby in plastic. Mountings for engine and transmission computer housing broken/missing and computer mountings not secured. No low coolant light came on when the level dropped because the level sensor is plugged into the connector for the computer housing fan and the fan is plugged into the sensor connector. Had it been warmer outside there would have been a very high potential for overheating and engine damage with little to no warning due to the level sensor being connected up improperly. Owner denied paying me back for the "service" I paid them to do right. Then got stuck paying dealership to fix all the screw ups. Thanks Import Automotive for screwing up my vehicle and the financial situation you put my family in with a baby on the way. Great job guys!! 
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These guys scammed my wife and I. They had our vehicle for almost three weeks for a timing belt change. A lot of run around and got the car back. Clips were broke off power steering resivoir and kept loosing fluid. The we lost heat due to hose connector being broken and not hold sealed to pipe on engine at all. Spit out coolant everywhere which soaked the new belt. Also found damage to upper timing cover, hose opening cut out and melt marks nearby in plastic. Mountings for engine and transmission computer housing broken/missing and computer mountings not secured. No low coolant light came on when the level dropped because the level sensor is plugged into the connector for the computer housing fan and the fan is plugged into the sensor connector. Had it been warmer outside there would have been a very high potential for overheating and engine damage with little to no warning due to the level sensor being connected up improperly. Owner denied paying me back for the "service" I paid them to do right. Then got stuck paying dealership to fix all the screw ups. Thanks Import Automotive for screwing up my vehicle and the financial situation you put my family in with a baby on the way. Great job guys!!