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Jap Tech (www.japtech.com) (Pembroke Pines, FL)
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7701B Pines Blvd. ,
Pembroke Pines,
FL
33024 (954) 985-9855 |
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Survey results: |
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| They are always
honest |
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| They are
competent |
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| The repair price is
always reasonable |
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| They fix the problem
the first time |
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| They complete the work
in a timely manner |
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| They respond well when
they screw something up |
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| They take the time to
explain the problems and necessary repairs |
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| The shop is located in
a safe neighborhood |
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| The hours of operation
are convenient for customers |
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| They treat male and
female customers in the same manner |
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| They are near public
transportation (or provide loaners, shuttle bus, rides
as needed) |
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Reviewers Comments:
Great mechanics who really know thier Honda's and Acura's. You will: 1) Get the same expertise that you would get at the dealer. Much better than going to some corner mechanic with you Honda or Acura problems. 2) Get a lower price than at the dealer, with the same warranties, and the same Honda and Acura parts. 3) Get better service than at the dealer, especially if you've got an older Honda or Acura. They won't rip you off like the dealer would. 4) Get treated like a person, not just a number. They remember every customer.
--reviewer #39087, 2002
On several occassions they have told me that the repair
was very minor. They are very honest mechanics!
--reviewer #58036, 2004
First a little of my background. I was Service Manager at
a Honda dealer for about 5 years, that's when my mom bought
her new '89 Accord LX. I'm also an ASE certified Master
Technician.
Here's the story. I work at a Chevrolet dealer, although
not in the Service Department. Mom's car was starting hard
& stalling when cold. None of the techs knew anything
about Hondas, and I forgot what little I knew, so the Shop
Foreman suggested I take it to his friend who is Service
Manager at an Acura dealer. They diagnosed a leaking
insulator under the carburetor, said it was very common.
The price was around $300 for everything. Well it sat
there for a month while they tried to find the part, it was
no longer available from Honda due to the age of the car.
I finally had to pick it up because a hurricane was
coming. They were very nice, detailed mom?s car & didn?t
charge me for anything. As I was leaving they asked me to
let them know if I ever found the part.
Mom?s car sat a while longer as I pondered my next step,
thank goodness mom?s retired. One of the techs at work
suggested Jap. Tech., said his sister in law has a similar
problem. I called them & made an appointment. I took it
in, told them of my previous experience with the dealer.
Later that day they called to say it just needed a PCV
valve, less than $100 parts & labor, including diagnosis,
and they had the part! I authorized the repair, and asked
them to re-check it in the morning. They called the next
morning to say it was fine, come pick her up.
Well it is fixed! They had an opportunity to sell me some
expensive carburetor work, and throw in the $20 PCV valve,
but they didn?t. They?re experienced enough with Hondas to
know all it needed was a part that I should have replaced
years ago in the course of normal maintenance.
As you must have guessed by know I highly recommend Jap.
Tech. Inc.
--reviewer #61203, 2009
My son was recently visiting college friends in Pembroke
Pines, FL, when his 1996 Accord started making ?grinding
noises? and he was afraid to drive the car too far. Since
it was Sunday, there were few places open, but he found a
Pep Boys who had a mechanic on duty. The mechanic checked
out the car and said ?It?s the air conditioning
compressor. It is frozen and needs to be replaced. It is
going to cost you $900, but I can?t get the part until
Monday.? When my son asked if there was a way to fix the
car temporarily, so that he could drive it back to Tampa
and take it to our regular mechanic, he was told that only
a replacement of the compressor would enable him to drive
that far.
That night, he called me for advise. I checked the
cartalk.com web site and found two references for Jap
Tech, Inc. The one written by the Honda Service Manager
was very persuasive, so I told my son to get the car to
Jap Tech the next day. Once he was there, the mechanic
confirmed that the compressor had failed, and said the
best way to fix it was to replace it (for $700 to 800).
When my son explained that he is a college student with no
current income, the mechanic said ?Let me look at it and
see what I can do.? Later, he explained that he could
remove the compressor, and replace the serpentine drive
belt with a shorter one (to run the alternator, water
pump, etc.). That would be around $150. My son agreed.
When he went back to pick up his car, the mechanic said ?I
found a way to move the compressor just enough so that I
could get the shorter serpentine belt on. Since I didn?t
have to remove the compressor, the charge is $80. My son
was thrilled. As he was paying, the mechanic gave him a
list of things he noticed that would need repair soon, and
recommended a mechanic in Gainesville whom he said does
excellent work.
These guys are great! They only work on Honda and Accura,
and they are not out to get squeeze every dime out of
customers. I strongly recommend them to anyone in the
area.
--reviewer #63537, 2009
JapTech has been servicing my Acuras since 1994. Not only
are they the finest automotive diagnosticians and
mechanics I have ever found, but their honesty and
integrity never ceases to amaze. Seemingly costly repairs
have been fixed in a matter of minutes, often without
charge. And when costly repairs are required, they go out
of their way to minimize the expense.
Fact is, I've continued to buy Acuras BECAUSE of my trust
and faith in JapTech. They are a joy to do business with.
Scott Ross
Aventura, Florida
--reviewer #63873, 2005
I've owned Acura products since 1987 and don't know anyone I
trust more. On occasion, they have made a minor repair for
free. It is a small operation but they are opening up an
additional location. The owners first name is Howard.
--reviewer #73048, 2005
I can always count on JAPTECH to find and fix the problem.
They are very RELIABLE and HONEST. I dont have to think if
i am being SCAMMED when going to JAPTECH. I really like
their service. Their prices are lower than what you would
pay at the dealer. I save a lot by using the COUPONS from
the website and from using my REWARD CARD. Its so hard to
find good, honest mechanic shops, but you can be sure with
JAPTECH you won't be mislead.
--reviewer #73396, 2009
since i moved out of miami to Jax, i have not been able to
find a honda servicing shop like JapTech. i miss their
service so much. To all the readers and honda owners, take
your car there and they will take care of it. i swear.
lost loyal customer.
--reviewer #74595, 2009
I've been a customer for a long time, I trust the owner
like I trust my family Dr. he is honest and I don't have
to take my husband in to make sure they are not going to
over charge me because I'm a woman.....that is why I keep
coming back.
--reviewer #89504, 2007
I have known Howard and Joe since they open their first
shop on Southwest area that was about 25 yrs ago. Then they
opened their second shop on the northwest area, that's when I
met Howard. He's is the most kind, honest person that I've
ever known. At that time, I used to drive a Toyota Celica, and
he changed my brakes and didn't charge me a dime; he just
told me I work on Hondas and Acura. I just work next
door, so after that, I bought a Honda because I knew I can rely
on them to fix my car. Thanks for your honesty, loyalty,
and sincerity to us, the customer.
--reviewer #142307, 2009
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