AAMCO Transmissions

I Was Over Charge For A Tune Up & Oil Change $ 1.200.00 . I Know it was unfair Too Pay That Much . I also Wanted My Brakes Done Which was Not Done . I also Needed a Oxygen Sensor That Was Not Order . So I Know I Fill Like I was Scam . Thank You Too Whom This May Concern . My Name is Randy Price .

I just found out that my truck that the mechanics were inspecting was used to take other customers home who had dropped off their cars. What the heck would have happened if they wrecked?

"What the heck would have happened if they wrecked?" The fabric of time and space would have ruptured and all life on Earth would have ceased to exist. Or every thing would go on as if nothing happened.

Aa, , , and that is why with your attitude customers wouldn't come back to you!

I went to the AAMCO in Laurel Maryland with poor performance AAmco fix the car by changeing the catalytic converter the performance improved greatly but the check engine keep comming on the code is p0420 catalyst efficianty below threshold. I took it to 2 places changing the O2 senser They told me that the catylic converter is to week It does not reach 500 degrees it only goes to 350 degrees The car runs great but what do I do about the light and what to do when emmisions comes around ?

Ed Schultz

Join the "I've been ripped off by AAMCO club. They rebuilt the transmission in my Isuzu Trooper and it sounded terrible from the minute we drove it off the AAMCO property. They kept assuring us that nothing was wrong. Finally out of frustration, we took it to a dealer for a diagnostic and they told us the transmission was full of metal. At that point AAMCO, in Fredericksburg, VA, did the work again. Once again the transmission sounded broke from the second we drove off the lot. We kept taking it back to AAMCO, and they would drive it around and say, "We don't hear anything, but don't worry, if something does happen we'll take care of you." After months of this routine, we went back to the dealer and once again, they said the transmission needed rebuilding. However, at this point the original AAMCO repair is out of warranty and the AAMCO dealership told us to pound sand. Furthermore, the individual who told us the transmission was fine and that he would "take care of us" if it wasn't, has retired to New Mexico and the current management refuses to contact him or give us his phone number.

I guess there is a reason AAMCO only wanted to charge 1/2 of what the dealership wanted for the original repair.

I worked for AAMCO for years and never once ripped off a customer. A flush is such an easy job and I cannot imagine the center risking their reputation over a measly hunskie. It is well within the realm of possibility that the fluid could look the same after the flush was completed. The flush uses pressurization that can easily loosen particles that were not previously loosened which would in effect, cause the new fluid to immediately become discolored. AAMCO goes out of its way to protect its name. You cannot imagine what you must go through to obtain a franchise.

There are situations that when your transmission has high milage and you do a flush it can get dirty again due to clutches, internal parts moving and releasing some old fluid inside. I find it very hard to believe that AAMCO would want to just charge you $100 and not do the work. They have done a great job for me in the past and have a good reputation. If I was the owner I would have not given you back your money. Sounds like he just wanted to get rid of a troublesome customer.