I am a transmission specialist in North Carolina and I just used AES Modules to rip myself off. I sent them a Honda TCM to repair. Although they determined they couldn't repair it the day after it arrived, no call, no nothing. When it was due to arrive back at my shop several days later and it ...
Looks like I'm just another victim of these people in a long line of victims. They claim they are experts at fixing ECM's/PCM's but they said mine wasn't repairable and charged me $300 dollars to tell me that then they said my total bill would be $422 if I purchased a remanufactured unit from them, ...
I started out needing a rebuilt ecu from AES @ $360, then my unit was determined to be beyond repair so it was another $150 to AES for a "new unit" (which is actually used). I should also add that I never received any proof that my old unit was bad. The new unit didn't work so I called ...
Ordered a rebuilt ECM from National Parts/Search Parts was told the part was gauranteed to work and was ready to be installed. The part would not need to be flashed but found out that ECM's for Nissans did not start to be flashed til 2000. So, the doctor doesn't know his parts or cars along with ...
National parts sent out the wrong ECM for my vehicle, after returning the part is when the stories started... Ie, were shipping a new one today, it hasn't come in yet, were working on it, check back in a week, etc. Etc. Now after 45 days of original invoice date you would think I would have a part ...
I was told they had available a used engine for my 2002 Camry. They said the engine came out of a car that went to auction and was sold for parts, had not been involved in an accident, had only 37,000 miles on it and they would warranty it for 3 years. The selling price was $2,000. I was told that, ...