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Lejeune Lincoln

3.4 (5 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Crom Automotive - We offer complete transmission rebuilds on a wide variety of vehicles.

Crom Automotive

(20 reviews)

I wanted to write an honest review about my experience at this transmission specialist Bob and his…read moreteam at Crom. I showed up with a transmission that had been, at quite an expense to myself been rebuilt in a faulty manner which no one wanted to touch. I had been ripped off and after spending 4.2K on what was supposed to be a 'high performance' transmission from Monster Transmission I couldn't even use first gear out of the box from Monster, and had a blinking O/D light. I am about to deploy and I didn't have time to wait another 6 weeks for a turn around to send it to FL and then get MAYBE a non-defective product. Bob sat in the vehicle with me and saw the codes that I was getting and that the gear shift solenoids were shifting properly. After pulling the valve body and determining that it wasn't the valve body that was faulty, I made the decision to have him pull the transmission and rebuilt it AGAIN.  This was after I saw how many other customers had been ripped off by monster transmissions. I mean I had to REALLY dig to find it on the internet and I regretted I didn't see the reviews sooner.  What he found was absolutely unbelievable.The clutch packs which was out of tolerance of .01 x4 which was the main culprit preventing first gear from working but also a blown out valve plug a broken, deep pan bracket which he had to fabricate a fix for, corrosion on the 'replaced high performance shims', There was another section that had been installed 180degrees from Ford Specifications as well. Bob felt so bad for me after 3 days of troubleshooting and rebuilding even though he replaced all the rusted pieces and parts that they had 'replaced' at monster free of cost to me. Can you believe that Bob found that monster transmissions had put in rusted components into a transmission!? SMH for monster trans. I digress, He re-shimmed everything else back to spec and the transmission is very nice.  He had pictures and showed me in person all the replaced components as well. There was no mystery as to what he had installed and it was an honest and transparent experience.  I wish I had the sense to just have sought out Crom from the beginning! I would have been back on the road within 2 weeks with his 2 year unlimited mile warranty and not spent twice that for a piece of junk that was just painted nice! It now has positive firm shifts and it operates as it should. I don't know if I'll be re-funded by monster but I now trust Crom transmissions to rebuilt my transmissions. I know that Bob rebuilding my transmission and unraveling the problems was tough but he solved it and I'm as happy as I can be and I know that he could have charged me much more for the parts that he had to replace. he loves what he does and the whole shop was awesome to work with as well! I came out 500-800 ahead and only paid for labor.  I trust these guys they are professional and love what they do! Happy to do business with them again in the future. Now a loyal customer!

Crom was recommended by many in this town. They quoted a bit high for an isolated reverse repair,…read moreand much higher for a rebuild. This prompted me to go with a "new" remanufactured Fraser 4R75E. They did all the labor. They charged a lot, but their reputation makes up for it. The staff is obviously capable and professional. They were also very quick.

Precision Tune Auto Care

Precision Tune Auto Care

(49 reviews)

I love Precision Tune! So far I've brought 3 of my vehicles here for routine maintenance and…read morespecial repairs, they are one of the only shops in town that would do an oil change on my Mini Cooper Countryman. They also took good care of my late 90's Chevy Tahoe. They charge reasonable prices for their services and customer service is always amazing. Especially Scott! I will continue bringing my vehicles to precision tune for the rest of my time here in Jacksonville.

Daily driver Gen V Silverado throws a check engine light and starts shaking under light throttle. I…read morepull over and read the code, cylinder 7 misfire. With these engines I was confident it was a failed AFM (active fuel management) lifter. Per my aftermarket warranty I was REQUIRED to bring my truck to a licensed repair shop for a diagnostic in hopes the company would cover the repair. Reviews seemed decent so I had the truck towed to the shop. They said the diagnostic fee is normally not covered by warranty and I'd have to pay out of pocket.. alright no worries. The next day they call and say cylinder 7 is dead and has no compression. Ok, kind of knew this already. So what's exactly broken? "We don't know, we would have to tear down the engine more. It could be a bad piston, piston ring land, piston rings or a bent/broken valve". When I asked did they pull the valve cover to physically look at the rockers due to it being a gen V LT motor which are notorious for failed AFM lifters, "no, we just did a compression and a vacuum test". Ok, so are you going to pull the valve cover and look so my warranty company can know exactly what's broken? "we have to have them tell us to continue with the tear down, we only bill the master tech for 1 hour of diagnostic time". Long story short, after a 1 HOUR $173 diagnostic fee they were able to accomplish a compression and vacuum test, unable to tell me what exactly was broken, the truck was there for 7 days, the warranty company denied my claim for engine repair and I had to pay $125 to have the truck towed home. They then said if you want us to move forward with the repairs we can, and with this kind of failure we recommend a full engine replacement....Yea I bet you do. I said absolutely not, I'll fix it myself and called a tow truck. Once off the tow truck and in my drive way it took 10 MINUTES to pull the valve cover (about 10 bolts) and wouldn't ya know it, #7 cylinder intake valve is not moving at all when cranking and the rocker arm is loose. Classic symptoms of a collapsed lifter. Now im in the hole for roughly $2,500 for a cam swap and tune. During the engine removal and tear down cylinder 7 was immaculate with all visible cross hatchings on the cylinder walls, piston was perfect and valves perfectly straight and intact. What was the issue?.... A failed, collapsed pos AFM lifter that is stuck in the lifter bore (as pictured). A $173 "we don't know", 7 day excursion on my daily driver that took me 10 minutes to figure out is what I walked away with. This is the first time I've ever taken one of my vehicles to anyone for anything other than front end alignments and Needless to say, I'll continue to do my own work and save the headache. Also, just my 2 cents, save your money on a warranty unless it's from a manufacturer. The front desk employees were nice though.

Lejeune Lincoln - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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