Hernandez Auto Repair

They have cheap parts for good prices but I recommend you watch the work they do, because they will over charge you if they have to do multiple labor for same job they didn’t do correctly the first time and are slow. I paid to have a/​c worked on they did under the hood work took them 8hrs that could have been done in 2hrs. They tried to double labor fee when trying to put my a/​c unit in and said no so they just gave me part and I did it my self. They gave me a none working part then told me to come back next day I said I couldn’t when I live 2hrs away because he had other clients. I still had to go back. Smh.

On the 1^st trip to Hernandez Auto, I paid $ 1200 to fix the mass air flow sensor. Came back a 2^nd time because somehow they missed putting some of the parts back into the car. Had to pay another $ 100 to them because apparently my other sensor also blew out. I was not notified about the charge before the change and had to pay since they already replaced the sensor. Came back a 3^rd time because check engine light came on again after a week of driving. Car sat in the garage for a week and was told that it was my fault that the oxygen sensor kept burning since I was using 87 octane gas??? I then suggested that it could be due to a dirty throttle body or spark plugs and to look into it. When we went to pick up the car, he told us that it will be another $ 80. I argued that since it is the same problem as before, it should be covered, and also once again, it was an unauthorized repair. We were not allowed to take the car until we pay the $ 80. After threatening to call the cops, they agreed to accept $ 40. 2 months, 9 trips back and forth, and $ 1350 later, car still has an engine light on once again. On top of that, I noticed that the fuse cover under the steering wheel was not put back and fuse were messed around with. When Auto Zone checked status of check engine light, following things came up: open or short circuit, poor electrical connection, brake switch faulty, high fuel pressure, leaking injector or pressure regulator, and MAF sensor fault.