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DeuceZ Wild Repair & Customs

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1331 Salebarn Rd, Fort Pierre, South Dakota, 57532, United States
(605) 222-3859
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Apr 16, 2018
Bought a transfer case offline for my 04' Jeep grand cherokee and took it to Kerry to have him put it in, replace the seals, and fill it with fluid. He called a day later said the drive shaft and the yoke were out, which was fine. He told me he could get them for me at a decent price so I just said ok go for it. So it's time to get my Jeep back, but when I turn it's grinding REALLY bad so I take it back to Kerry. He explains it was the viscous clutch going out in the transfer case I bought and he could fix it for about the same price that we JUST paid him; which was $550. I didn't have another $550 to hand out so I said I'd get back to him. The next day I take it in for an oil change at Becks and they tell me my transfer case fluid was milky (which means there's water in there) I explained that they had to be wrong because that should have been brand new fluid. They insisted it was milky. So not even a WEEK after I got my Jeep back me and my dad got under it and drained the transfer case fluid and yep, it was milky. We texted Kerry with our problem and he INSISTED that's how it came out of the Mopar. 2 weeks after we drained and replaced the milky fluid Kerry put in there the grinding is gone. Seems like he was trying to ruin my vehicle. Will never take my Jeep here again.

Feb 19, 2016
I love these guys and how they go above and beyond for you always. I never worry about them trying to fix something not broken, and can count on getting a very reasonable price. Highly recommend making them your regular mechanic.

Nov 4, 2017

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