Ballantyne
I had my 2006 Ford Expedition in because the check engine light was coming on and showed "unable to bleed up fuel tank vacuum". I assumed it was the purge valve which I mentioned when I brought the car in. However, it was the release mechanism attached to the gas tank. That was fixed, along with some other things. However, within a day of getting Expedition back, the "check gas cap" notice came on (although the check engine light did not). I took the Expedition back in and they did a diagnostic on it and determined that in fact, the hose into the purge valve on the firewall was split. Don't get me wrong, the work they did was good, but given the original reason for bringing it in, they should have checked the system all the way through the purge valve on the firewall. If so they should have caught that as it was pretty much in plain sight or would have been seen by checking the hoses all the way through. I should not have had to pay another $100 plus for labor where a visual check of the whole system would have caught the issue in the first place. Otherwise, there work was good and I do not have a complaint about the service.