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  • 2017 Dodge Durango

    Dodge Durango
    Mileage
    41,067
    Service Date
    6/29/2022
    Services Performed
    • FRONT BRAKES @ ___6___MM REMAINING REAR BRAKES @ __8___MM REMAINING
     
    Kelli F. gave our service a 5 star review on 6/29/2022

  • 2007 Dodge Pickup

    Dodge Pickup
    Mileage
    88,781
    Service Date
    5/3/2022
    Services Performed
    • FRONT BRAKES @ __7____MM REMAINING REAR BRAKES @ __7___MM REMAINING
    • FUEL FILTER – Remove & Replace – Diesel Engine
    • BACKUP LIGHT BULB – Remove & Replace
    • BATTERY – Remove & Replace -Both
    • WHEEL SEAL – Remove & Replace – R2500,R3500 One Side,w/Full Floating Rear Axles-Left side
     
    Tim R. gave our service a 5 star review on 5/3/2022

  • 2006 Dodge Charger

    Dodge Charger
    Mileage
    138,079
    Service Date
    7/14/2021
    Services Performed
    • We scanned the computer and have the following codes; P1004-Short Runner Valve Control Performance. We test both short and long runner valves and seemed to be working. We then noticed inside the upper plenum the valve solenoid moves and is sticky. We have determined that the upper intake unit should be replaced because the valves wore out causing plastic intake to wear out. We recommend a new upper intake assembly. We cannot get a new upper intake manifold from the dealer because they no longer make one. We did find a (Used) unit and we are having it shipped to us. After installing the used upper intake we drove the vehicle and madr sure the valves are opening and closing which they are. There are no code present at this time and only the 02 heater, 02 sensor, and the EVAP monitor have not run yet. These codes should clear with more miles driven on the vehicle.
    • INTAKE MANIFOLD GASKET – Remove & Replace – V6,3.5L Eng Upper
     
    Chad S. gave our service a 5 star review on 7/14/2021

  • 2011 Dodge Avenger

    Dodge Avenger
    Mileage
    66,620
    Service Date
    6/11/2021
    Services Performed
    • Install new battery
     
    Johnathan V. gave our service a 5 star review on 6/12/2021

  • 2006 Dodge Pickup

    Dodge Pickup
    Mileage
    172,540
    Service Date
    4/19/2021
    Services Performed
    • FRONT BRAKES @ __06____MM REMAINING REAR BRAKES @ __07___MM REMAINING
    • FUEL FILTER – Remove & Replace – Diesel Engine
     
    Luis G. gave our service a 5 star review on 4/19/2021

  • 2006 Dodge Pickup

    Dodge Pickup
    Mileage
    190,045
    Service Date
    4/16/2021
    Services Performed
    • We removed the transmission and had it rebuilt. We then reinstalled the transmission and flushed the transmission system completely.
    • We removed the transmission pan and found metal n the magnet and the fluid was already dark again. We recommend a transmission rebuild.
     
    Ray L. gave our service a 5 star review on 4/16/2021

  • 2013 Dodge Durango

    Dodge Durango
    Mileage
    112,256
    Service Date
    11/6/2020
    Services Performed
    • Replace rear shoes/Pads Install rear hardware, if necessary, machine drums or rotors, and adjust parking brake. Road test vehicle.
     
    Ralph D. gave our service a 5 star review on 11/6/2020

  • 2013 Dodge Durango

    Dodge Durango
    Mileage
    105,879
    Service Date
    3/10/2020
    Services Performed
    • COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENDER OR SENSOR – Remove & Replace – V8
    • FRONT BRAKES @ ___8___MM REMAINING REAR BRAKES @ __5___MM REMAINING
    • THERMOSTAT &/OR GASKET – Remove & Replace – V8
    • We scanned the computer and have the following codes: PO934-Line pressure sensor circuit low PO868-Line pressure low PO933-Hydraulic Pressure sensor range/Perf PO869-Line pressure high PO935-Hydraulic Pressure sensor circuit high ________All Transmission codes___________ PO456-Small EVAP leak-Needs a smoke test to diagnose. P2181-Cooling system Performance PO128-T-Stat Rationality For the last two codes we recommend a new thermostat and gasket. Then recheck operation. For the EVAP leak we recommend a smoke test be performed and advise. After we replaced the thermostat we ran the vehicle to operating temp but were receiving inaccurate temp readings. We checked the coolant temp sensor and found corrosion in the coolant temp sensor plug. We recommend replacing the coolant temp sensor and then performing a head gasket check to make sure the head gasket is not blown. After our test we have found that the head gaskets are not blown and the cooling system is operating correctly at this time.
     
    Ralph D. gave our service a 5 star review on 3/10/2020