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paid Pep Boys $270 to put in a evap canister vent valve. to solve an engine light problem.
After the repair, the engine light was off, and I was told for the system to reset I needed to drive it and it would reset.
Then I took it to be tested and failed. I went back to Pep Boys who would not guarantee their work and said they'd charge me for another smoke test and $110 to diagnose the engine light. So
I left. Went to Midas, the part Pep Boys replaced was either the wrong part or installed incorrectly. Back to starting over again at Midas. Pep Boys gave me an estimate for $2500 for brakes, I got done for $1000 less I will never go back to Pep Boys. And this is well known to the AutoZone Parts next door! Midas charged $422 to do the work PepBoys failed to do, and yet charged me $92 for a $60 part and
NEVER put it in. Which Midas pointed out immediately. It’s kind of pointless
to report a non-accredited business to the Better Business Bureau but this is a warning to customers of PepBoys
Hodgkins is happy to rip off women and senior citizens.