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Chesapeake, VA

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Route 13 Service Center

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Auto brake repair

Auto HVAC repair

Auto light repair

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I've received great service from Angelo's twice now. Once to replace a tire on my daily driver and…read moreagain to diagnose and fix a squeak on my classic car. From getting me in quickly, to fair pricing, to excellent customer service, Angelo's has been great to work with both times. I can't recommend them highly enough!

About a year ago, I brought my 06 honda civic to this shop because it wouldn't start. They…read morediagnosed the problem as a bad starter and charged me around $700 to replace it. After the repair, the car started and ran fine, so I assumed the issue had been fixed correctly. About a year later (yesterday), after getting off work, my car suddenly wouldn't start again. I had it inspected by two different repair shops. Both shops determined that the starter had not been installed properly. According to the mechanics, one of the starter mounting bolts had been installed crooked, stripping the threads in the transmission and preventing the starter from being properly secured. Knowing this, I am surprised my car didn't run into any issues sooner. One of the mechanics attempted to repair the problem but explained that the damaged threads could not simply be corrected because of the location of the starter. The intake manifold blocks direct access to it, meaning a significant amount of the engine bay now has to be disassembled before the damaged mounting hole can be rethreaded. As a result, the repair has turned into a much more expensive job. I assume Angelo didn't want to take this step (removing the intake and accessing it correctly), tried to install the starter with the manifold in the way, and installed one of the bolts crooked. This stripped the hole and is the reason I have my current problem. I'm now facing about $1,500 in towing, diagnostic fees, and repairs to correct work that should have been done properly the first time. I'm extremely disappointed. It's unfortunate I spent around $700 for an incorrectly installed starter that would end up costing me double the price to fix and several days away from work.

Route 13 Service Center - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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