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E.E.T. Engines provides worldwide car engines and -parts to a large network of customers. With E.E.T. Engines you are always assured purchasing a new (if specified revised) and original product.
Pascalstraat 10, 3771 RT, Barneveld, Netherlands
Don t go there!! they are disorganised dodgy and dishonest
Bought an engine, it broke down and was still under warranty. I sent it back to them and now they keep it asking for money (500€) for sending it back to me still broken
Reply from www.eet-engines.com
He installed the engine himself, not in a workshop.
He makes a mistake to mount broken injectors, causing the engine to be damaged again. that is not a guarantee and must pay the repair costs.
Reply questions within 2 hours, perfect delivery service with track and trace and last but least high quality products.
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