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    Elgin Automotive

    3.9 (11 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    I heard about M N R Customs by word of mouth while I was at Autozone. I just moved here about a…read moreyear ago. About two months ago I took my car to Firestone because I had an engine light on. It was diagnosed as a catalytic converter issue. Ok. They replaced it and also replaced all 6 plugs. Ok. Try also replaced the O2 sensor and put some engine cleaner in. OK. I got the car back and the second I turn it on there are 2 brand new noises and new cylinder misfire code. Also the odometer readout was dimming to black and then reappearing. So I ask them to check out what they did wrong. They said it was due to buildup on the cylinders and the dealer needed to fix it. NO WAY. This just happened. I also took it to Christian Brothers and they did a sensor test and told me my engine was one of the lemons that Buick put in their Enclaves. So I decided to change the plugs myself and went to Autozone to get the where someone said call Mike at M N R. So I did. He comes out. Roots around in my car for about 10 minutes and then fixes one of the noises immediately and for free. Then he says we have to likely replace a gasket. He gives me a quote for that and a coil and plug replacement. So he comes back out with all the parts based on my vehicle and starts redoing their work and basically retracing their steps. We are doing all this work in my driveway so I can see it happening. He pulls the manifold off and shows me the gasket that was crimped and clearly put on incorrectly. He also said there was buildup under the gasket which he meticulously cleaned off. The one plug he checked looked new and it was AC Delco so we thought we were good with all 6 plugs. He checked the coils and saw that they needed replacing. So he does that. We turn the car back on and it's slightly better but still misfiring. He goes back in and says he wants to check something. He pulls the coil off the Cylinder 1 plug and takes a picture (its nearly impossible to see inside there). He says he sees the problem. The plug was blown and there was porcelain cracked off. This also made it hard to get out of there. He spent about 30 minutes working that plug out of there. He replaced the plug and the car runs perfectly. Between Firestone, who turned my car into junk in the first place, and Christian Brothers who did not diagnose the issue I spent $1600+ I can't say enough about Mike. I'm grateful he took the time to figure this out for me. If I do have an issue again I know I can trust him and his skills.

    New to the area and know absolutely nothing about cars. When my car basically just stopped working…read moreat a busy red light I freaked out and googled the nearest autozone to see if they could point me in the right direction. While in there they directed me to a gentleman named Mike. He offered to come out and take a look. After checking things out, we went on a short drive. He told me what he thought it was and what it might be. Showed me how to fix the problem of it happened again and gave me an estimate if I needed to replace the part. I told he all the work I had done before moving here and he correlated that to why I was having problems. I truly appreciated his help and honesty about everything. He didn't charge me a thing but I wish I could've given him something! In return I'll just call them next time I'm having issues instead of going elsewhere!

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    4.7
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    I couldn't be happier with the result. The mechanics were attentive, experienced, and genuinely…read morecared about doing the job right. Highly recommended.

    If you have a manual transmission, I strongly recommend taking your car somewhere else…read more I paid over $2,000 for a clutch replacement, and instead of fixing my car, I ended up with a whole new list of problems. First, the repair took about a week. I understand this was a couple of weeks before Christmas (last year), and shops can be short staffed or dealing with employees being out sick. What I don't understand is why I had to call every single day just to get an update. Communication throughout the entire process was almost nonexistent. The day I picked up my car, I noticed a strong burning oil smell just before I got home. I immediately turned around and drove back to the shop, where they discovered they had forgotten to reinstall a transmission seal. As a result, transmission fluid had leaked all over my exhaust. When I got home, I checked the transmission fluid myself and found it was nearly empty. Running a manual transmission that low on fluid can cause serious and potentially permanent damage. I took the car to another shop to have the fluid topped off, and they also discovered that Eagle Transmission had forgotten to reinstall one of the exhaust bolts that had been removed during the clutch job. Unfortunately, the problems didn't stop there... I began experiencing hydraulic issues with the clutch and returned to speak with the owner, Scott. I explained my concerns, including the fact that the transmission had never been properly refilled after they corrected the leak. Rather than addressing the workmanship, Scott's response was, "Your transmission is a piece of sh*t. It has spray paint on it, which means it's from a junkyard. You need a transmission rebuild, and that'll cost you another $2,000." If that were true, and my transmission was in such poor condition, you would think they would have mentioned it before installing the new clutch instead of after I returned with problems. To make matters even more concerning, Scott didn't even know where the transmission dipstick was while we were discussing the fluid level. I was so frustrated and insulted, I had to walk out. After receiving advice with another Eagle Transmission location in Cedar Park and doing some research, I returned a few days later and simply asked Scott if they could bleed the clutch hydraulic system. Even after our debate I offered to pay for the service, but he flat out refused. I'm a very patient individual and rarely leave negative reviews, but this was one of the worst experiences I've ever had with an automotive repair shop. Between the lack of communication, careless workmanship, missing hardware, a transmission left nearly empty of fluid, and the way my concerns were completely dismissed, I cannot recommend this location to anyone... especially if you own a manual transmission vehicle. I hope sharing my experience helps someone else avoid the frustration, wasted time, and unnecessary expense that I went through.

    Elgin Automotive - autorepair - Updated July 2026

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