Empty Pockets Repairs

Review: Empty Pockets Repair - on old valley hwy agreed to repair my 2004 [redacted] pickup, 5.4 triton engine; which was having timing and associated timing component issues. I took it to him 3X, and each time, after I paid for the work, and then experienced the same issues before I could get my pick up home, I had the check engine light checked and each time it revealed the same check engine codes that registered before he repaired my engine. On this last repair, he claims to have replaced a "crankshaft bearing" by removing the oil pan to accomplish the repair - and I have consulted with two other reputable licensed auto repair mechanics, who both told me that you cannot do this type of repair that way, and that to repair the crankshaft bearings requires the engine to be removed from the vehicle, so I believe that he committed fraud and billed me falsely for this work, in addition to all the previous work he claims to have done, but was unsupported by the check engine codes which I believe indicate that he did not do, or incorrectly performed the work for which he agreed to perform. I also have the bills he gave me for the work he performed. He never showed me any parts that were removed from my vehicle for any of the repair work, nor did he give a written estimate or work order for any of the work he did.Desired Settlement: I would like a refund for the repair work he claims to have done on this vehicle. Or that the work is correctly performed as should have been done when he agreed to perform the work on this vehicle.