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Etobicoke Engine Rebuilding

Etobicoke Engine Rebuilding

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371 Olivewood Rd, Toronto, Ontario, M8Z 2Z8, Canada
(416) 236-2566 etobicokeengines.com
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May 16, 2019
DO NOT BRING YOUR SUBARU HEADS HERE! Brought my heads to be machined and rebuilt. Upon initial start up after reassembling the motor, I endured a god awful clanking from my valve train, that happens every cold start up. This noise was never present for the 247,000km prior to the rebuild. My valve seals are already leaking 35,000km after rebuild. Old gaskets were reused. Driver side cam seal already leaking. Misfires across the board due to the AVLS system being assembled improperly. Never ever again.

Jul 6, 2019
BUTCHER. Might give you a low price but expect the workmanship to be complete trash. If you have anything of actual value, save your money and take it elsewhere.

Dec 4, 2018
I had a very pleasant experience at the shop. Prices were fantastic, ownership and mechanics were very trustworthy. I trust very few people with my sports cars, and I would definitely return my car to this shop any day. Great honest reliable economical service!

Nov 26, 2018
Good, honest mechanic. Also reasonably priced.

Mar 12, 2018
**Outstanding Auto Shop!!** I recently had to change my rotors/ brake pads and get a bad alignment fixed on my truck and I couldn't be happier with the service and quality of work I got out of Les and his team of mechanics. Les and his team wouldn't stop working until my alignment was perfect! I was very impressed with the staffs knowledge and attention to detail. I 110% recommend Etobicoke Engine Rebuilding to anyone who is looking for a honest trustworthy mechanic with quality work and fair prices!

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