Washingtonville Express Lube

Review: M y 2003 Mercedes S430 dashboard warning sign said the car was to low to drive , so I had it towed to [redacted]. They assured me that they had worked on Mercedes before and would have no problem working on mine, after about two hours of leaving my car with them, they lost my key. I had to give them my spare. The next day I was told that it was my compressor making the car riding low, I had a compressor delivered to his shop, after he installed it I was told it was still low and that he was going to put a switch in the car that would help raise the car when it was to low, he spliced the compressor wire and shorted out the main fuses causing the car not to start, now I was told their was a problem with the ignition switch and that would have to be replaced, he try to get an ignition switch from the Mercedes dealer he was told they are the only one's who could replace the switch, towed the car to Mercedes only to find out that the switch was fine and it was the fuses that he had blown that was causing the car not to start. Then when I started the car the radio and air conditioner was not working, brought the car to another mechanic where I was told it was not the the compressor that was the problem the new mechanic replaced the back pump and the car was at its correct level, but went back down a day later, the new mechanic then checked the compressor and I was told because he spliced the new compressor and then taped the wires back it was not getting enough power and the compressor had to be replaced again.Now Express Lube refuses to do anything to make it right.Desired Settlement: Would like him to pay to have my car fixed correctly

Consumer

Response:

At this time, I have not been contacted by Washingtonville Express Lube regarding complaint ID [redacted].Sincerely,