Cylinder Head Specialties

Name: Cylinder Head Specialties
Address: 2627 SE Holgate Blvd, Portland, OR, 97202, US
Telephone: (503) 232-1148
Price range: $$
Rating: 1.7

1.7

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3 reviews

|Auto Repair|Portland, OR 97202

2627 SE Holgate Blvd, Portland, OR 97202

(503) 232-1148

http://chsmachine.com/

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Cylinder Head Specialties is located at 4444 SE 27th Ave, Portland, OR. This location is in the Creston - Kenilworth neighborhood. This business specializes in Auto Repair & Service and has 1 review(s) with a star rating of 2.0.

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woody258 on Yellow Pages

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11 years ago

Had my 20v VW head rebuilt. Price was good and work looked good. They forgot to put a oil galley plug back in so it spewed oil everywhere when I started the engine. They didn't tell me they hadn't installed the cam seals (I probably would have noticed if I was a prof. mechanic) Oil spewed on new timing belt. Then got car running and discovered the cam timing was off so car idled rough. Luckily not off enough to bend more valves!. I bought parts required to fix it myself (new belt, timing tensioner w/tool) and they reimbursed most of the cost though it took well over a month to get my check. It was a nightmare but they're probably good on standard American heads.?.?.

Steve on Merchant Circle

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11 years ago

Had my 20v VW head rebuilt. Price was good and work looked good. They forgot to put a oil plug back in so it spewed oil everywhere when I started the engine. They didn't tell me they hadn't installed the cam seals (I probably would have noticed if I was a prof. mechanic) Oil spewed on new timing belt. Then got car running and discovered the cam timing was off. I bought parts required to fix it myself and they reimbursed most of the cost. It was a nightmare but they're probably good on standard American heads.

schralper on Yellow Pages

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14 years ago

I have never been lied to as much as Greg Mahoney, the owner, lied to me about everything. I received a BAD 1st engine and it took 3 months to receive core deposit and 5 months for the $250 warranty issue to be taken care of. WORST shop I have ever dealt with. AVOID at all costs!