Engine repair service near Woodburn, OR

Mobile repair and shop. Call for an appointment for a tune-up, brake and clutch repair and more.

Exceptional automotive repair and service.

Accurate Auto of Hillsboro is an auto repair shop offering auto repair, auto tune up, oil change, radiator repair , brake repair, alignment, and more in Hillsboro, OR. We service the majority of all brands, makes and models – foreign & domestic. We will repair only what's necessary and advise you of other problems we see WITHOUT pressuring you. All work is guaranteed. We offer up to a 5yr/50,000 mile parts and labor warranty on most repairs. We have the latest state of the art equipment to insure your problem is fixed right the first time. We offer 12 months no interest finance o.a.c. so you have time to pay for that unexpected repair. Accurate Auto of Hillsboro is a DEQ certified facility employing only certified technicians.Our shop is proud to participate in the ASE Blue Seal of Excellence Recognition Program and to display the ASE seal. It's your assurance that at least 75% of our technicians are ASE certified and our goal is to provide the best possible care for your investment. Also, Accurate Auto is now an AAA Approved Auto Repair Facility. Please call us today at (503) 693-8366 to schedule an appointment!

TF Custom Auto Body & Paint offers auto body service, collision repair, auto restoration, auto body painting in the Hillsboro, OR area since 1991.

Family run business; owned and operated by Wally,Diane,Kyle and Cassandra Reimer since 1979. They do maintenance and repairs on domestic and foreign vehicles, to include Brake service, oil and lube service, Cooling system service, Transmission service, Computer diagnostic, Brake flush, Power steering flush, Carbon Clean service. Wally and Kyle have a passion for cars and want to see yours run right.

DO NOT let the mechanics who work at this place touch your car. I never write reviews but I feel like everyone needs to know this place employs literal scumbags. I had the starter replaced on my car a few weeks ago by their mechanic Matt. He came to where I worked, swapped it out, and I was satisfied. Well, next morning I go to drive to work and my car overheats while driving down I5. Turns out the hose that runs from the radiator to the engine snapped off the radiator which was directly above where you would need to work when swapping out the starter. Coincidence? Yeah I don't think so one bit, it was literally the MORNING AFTER they replaced the starter. I get it towed back and I call McFarlands. They say they wont have a mechanic available until Monday (starter was replaced Thursday afternoon, car overheated Friday morning). I say that's fine, I understand things happen. I also ask over the phone if they are going to reimburse me for my tow bill. The woman tells me only if the car overheating was a direct cause of something their mechanic did. That's fair obviously, however it was no coincidence that this issue happened less than 12 hours after their mechanic was working on my car, but okay. So they schedule the same mechanic, Matt, to come out to my house Monday and figure out what happened. Monday rolls around, he shows up and checks out my car. Like I said the hose had snapped off the radiator and therefore caused the engine to overheat. He tells me that and I think okay, well obviously this isn't some freak coincidence, you snapped off the hose while swapping my starter, accident or not. Since there's obviously no way I can prove it was his fault (not like I was recording him on camera the whole time he was fixing my car on Thursday) he tells me he can't fix it for free and I still have to pay the $125 fee for them to come out to my house. So basically if I wanted it to be fixed, I would have to buy a whole new radiator, reschedule him to come out and then have him fix it. So we're talking around $250+ NOT including the tow bill AND not including all the days of work I have to miss because of something this dude did lmao. This is where it gets even better! Matt tells me that he "feels bad for me" and that if I buy the radiator (still a $100 part that I should not have had to buy in the first place) that he will come sometime after work/on the weekend and put it in for me for free since it's really not a hard swap to do on my car. I think well this is the best I'm going to get out of the situation, and I say okay and get his number. I order the radiator and it comes a few days later and I call him. He picks up the phone and we agree that he can come over on Saturday and swap it out for me. Saturday rolls around and take a wild guess what happens? He doesn't show up. I call him, and since now he obviously knows my number from when I previously called him, he doesn't answer. I call him the next day. No answer. I call him a few days after that. No answer. Yup, this dude is a garbage human being and I am shocked anyone would ever employ this guy. So like I said, avoid this place at all costs. There's several mobile mechanics in this area. PLEASE spend your money elsewhere.

I have a 1986 toyota mr2 type cp and it needs motor work but im not sure what it is! it has been sitting for a couple of years now and i was wondering how much it would cost me to put it in ur shop?

Jan 14th, 2015 these guys did insurance work for me on my 2005 h2 hummer. them not being able to show insurance co that the car hitting me parked caused the damage to my abs module but ironic enough started having problems the day it came back from body shop pinned me w a $1500 bill after already getting 2k from safeco. ive found online to diagnosis and parts and repair between $600 - $700 based on my zip code that they are in. So I give them a job i could have taken any place and chose them they get a big job which should have been fully covered by safeco and then charge me over twice the amount of average. called tonkin parts and found out the cost for them is $500 and charging me $750 for it and want to charge me about $750 diagnosis which is same as estimate because i can put this part in about 5 minutes from what i saw on you tube. i have a buddy that has this part and will give it to me. then they quote me a $130 restocking fee for it after telling brian to hold up on ordering till i find out about this part from buddy. Is all of this insanity because i drive an expensive vehicle or could nt close strong enough w safeco to cover the fabricated numbers i need to cover. is it my fault it took them lots of man hours to diagnose a problem other shops quoted out from free to $99 to find it was a short in the abs module?? I am not happy at all and now i am paying for a rental at $40 per day till I come up w this money to pay them. Ive heard about practices like this but first time ive encountered it. thought it was to make a movie funnier had no clue this really happened.

Purchased a rebuilt engine for one of my company trucks. A month after the engine was installed we began having problems. Check engine light was coming on frequently. Turns out there was a part in the engine that had gone wrong. With diagnostics time, time to replace the part, and other related parts, the total for my repairs was $650.00. At the time, Portland Engine Rebuilders told me to go ahead and pay the bill and submit it to them and they'd "take care of me." From that point it was all down hill. Communication was poor. They wouldn't return my calls/emails. In the end, they only covered just over $200 of my repair costs. They have a lot of fine print that you don't realize is there until a warranty issue comes up. Basically, if anything is wrong with the engine after it's installed - YOU will be the one paying for most of the repair costs. Their warranty is full if things they won't cover and the consumer ends up taking the shaft. Take your money elsewhere!

NOTHING was done correctly. The distributor they took 4 days to put in ended up failing. The “high performance” control module that I bought for the distributor, they promised me was in the car was NOT in the new distributor. It was kept. The distributor WASNT tightened down and you could move it by hand. The valve covers were replaced which I didn’t NOT agree to. They leaked onto the exhaust manifold AFTER I got the car back. That was one of the jobs they recommended they should fix. They just charged me for new valve covers apparently because I ended up with a lot oil on my exhaust that had to be cleaned off again. And I paid another mechanic to do all of this work after I was over charged for the labor. 1200 I paid for basically nothing to be done right and a part to not be returned to me that I was lied to about being in my engine. I won’t be bringing my car back to Arthur’s. And I didn’t not like the response of the guy at the front desk when I told him about this.

Tom Dwyer Automotive Service, Inc. is a full-service automotive facility. That’s rare today in a market where profit drives shops to specialize, avoiding the responsibility of maintaining your whole vehicle. While a brake shop looks only at your brakes and a muffler shop won’t touch your transmission, we have the equipment and knowledge to take care of all your vehicle needs. This lets you spend your hard-earned money more wisely, because it may not make sense to do an expensive repair on one system of your vehicle when another failure is lurking in another system. Only by caring for your vehicle as a whole can we provide the sensible vehicle support you need for the long term. From a simple alignment to complex computer control problems, you will always receive superior care at Tom Dwyer Automotive Service, Inc.