Edmond Auto Electric

I called A guy named Robert that works at Edmond Auto Electric and asked whether he could fix my Honda Accord front passenger window switch issue. He said, "I can probably do something with it." Later When he told me was done he asked me for my 4-digit pin to my debit card while I was trying to pay. That's Red Flag #1 He also told me that he installed a new right front window switch made by Standard Ignition that costed him $160, when really he installed a used Honda switch that probably cost him about $50ish. I Paid Him $250 total even though labor to change a switch takes 5-10 minutes with a flathead screwdriver. I Uninstalled the Honda switch that he really installed and showed it to his coworker so his coworker knows this is a true story. That's Red Flag #2 After I called Robert out on the phone for dishonesty, He said he would refund me the $160. When I arrived 20 minutes later, he said he had changed his mind and would not refund me at all. That's red flag #3 Then he claimed he could have charged me more for leaving my car for 2 nights instead of 1. But I was parked on a public street on a curb near his place (8th ST), not in his lot. That's Red flag #4 After he installed the used Honda front passenger switch, the driver window stopped working properly, so I asked him to at least look at the new problem. I had already paid him and he refused to look at it. He said "I can't do anything with it." That's Red Flag #5 A Battison Honda dealership guy fixed that driver window issue for only a $20 tip. Lots of companies like Edmond Auto Electric pay other companies to make their online presence look great with excellent fake reviews. Take It From Me And Stay Away From This Place. Check Out My Other Positive Reviews Of Other Car Repair Places! And anybody with half a brain can decode the model number of the switch to determine that it was manufactured in the 19th week of 2012, so I know he bought it used because it's a 2008 Honda Accord. Stay away from this dishonest guy at all costs

Robert's shop restored a 1995 Camaro that I gave to my spouse in 1995. It required extensive electrical repairs but it runs perfectly. Excellent shop

Highly recommend! My drivers seat on my Expedition accidentally got moved too far forward and wouldn't move backward. I needed to drive it to Dallas the next morning. My favorite oil change guys at Camps Quick Change Oil recommended I give Robert a call. This was 10am on a Friday morning and he told me to bring it on by and he'd see what he could do for us... Well he fixed us up in no time flat! Called me at 2pm and said it was ready to go! Greatly appreciate that he squeezed us in so quickly! He was so kind and obviously efficient! Will return!

Robert was great. BUT My car cannot be helped. My car is a 2012 Chevrolet Caprice. (A weird car.) The issue was that suddenly the brake warning light showed up on my display and at the same time the cruise control stopped working. There is a forum for new Caprice owners where a 2012 Caprice was having the identical issue in 2018. In the 6 years the owner's query has been on the forum; nobody on there has provided a solution, or even an effective diagnostic to troubleshoot the issue. I was therefore disappointed but not surprised when Robert could not help either, but he did his best to diagnose it, and his fee was more than fair. This car was made by Holden (Australia) for the American police fleet market. Only 17,000 were made between 2011-2018. It is not Robert's fault. Consensus online was that a wire in the headliner going to the top middle brake light is possibly both the brake display light and cruise control issue. Nobody could confirm that consensus, because it was mere opinion and speculation. The problem is that there is no mechanical issue with my brakes, and the body computer module is behaving normally otherwise, so I will just drive it, and keep checking the Caprice forums to see if anybody ever gets this issue resolved. Even though Robert couldn't fix it, this is such a weird vehicle that I am inclined to believe that nobody can. If you don't have a car made by Holden for Chevrolet I am sure that Edmond Auto Electric can help you. In fact, Robert can probably even help you if you do have a chevy/holden car (in most cases) but my issue made no diagnostic sense, and thus was not "fixable"... Sincerely, Andrew

After taking our 2010 Rav4 to my personal mechanic and two different Toyota dealerships, no one was able to determine why our car would intermittently not start and/or lose power while driving. After a new battery and new alternator did not fix the problem and 3 places gave up on it, Robert was able to diagnose the problem and fix it within a few hours (it was a connection problem in the fuse box). I was seriously considering trading in the car and spending thousands of dollars because I didn't think I had any other choice. He fixed it for $250. I would highly recommend his services, he knows what he is doing.