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GCL Diesel

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15842 112 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5M 2W1, Canada
(780) 453-6786 gcldiesel.com
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May 23, 2019
Pretentious , Arrogant, and Condescending. If you are a do it yourselfer looking for seal kits or parts, take your money elsewhere. I went in looking for a seal kit and clearly I knew more about my injector pump than the rep I was working with but they tried to make me feel like i was foolish and inadequate. Greasemonkey goons. I did get the part I needed after all though.

Oct 19, 2018
I had to get an injector tested by them ( they were recommended by bosch area rep) they were really quick, I shipped the injector from Calgary, they emailed me when they received it, tested it and send me back the injector cleaned with new crush ring and all the paperwork on the next day. I recommend these guys, they answered all my emails really quickly and went way above my expectations. They were friendly and knowledgeable, when I have other issues with injectors or turbo's I will then go out of my way to do business with them . :)

May 22, 2019
Steve @ GCL helped me out big time!!! Getting me back up and out to the track at castrol

Jul 24, 2018
GCL is our first choice for turbo and injection service. Their team is professional, knowledgeable, and friendly. Fast turn-around time. Fair prices .

Mar 1, 2018
All around great experience! I dropped my turbo off for a rebuild and it was done the next day. As it is on my daily driver they did everything they could to get it back to me sooner than later, at a very reasonable cost. Their staff was kind, knowledgeable and quick to answer any and all of my questions. It was a clean and inviting atmosphere. I would recommend them to anyone needing repair. I will definitely be back with any future work I have!

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