Business ProfileforTechne Mechanical

In April I noticed the battery light was on my 1991 Acura Legend. I replaced the alternator brand new from **** ****, the battery light continued to stay on. I had a mechanic who lives on my street look at it. He thought I needed a ecm. I got one and he installed it. The battery light went out temporarily. I drove the car to work May 19th no problems. That afternoon as I was leaving work, the light came on. I immediately pulled over, called my insurance for a tow truck. Drove car on and off the truck delivered to *********. June 28th ****** texted he needed a starter it shorted out internally and that’s why it started blowing fuses. Said that’s why the light was on. Not the ecm not the alternator, the starter. July 6th ****** told me it wasn’t the starter. Referred to Techen Mechanical. Car delivered to Techen on 15 July. After a couple of months Techen said they was waiting on a fuel relay. A few weeks later I went out there and ***** apologized said he should’ve called but you need a fuel pump. Asked if I needed to get it, he said no, they will. As I was leaving I ran into the guy who was working on it. I explained to him, I drove the car that day. He told me when they got the car it wasn’t running. They didn’t know the car was running when I dropped it off. Techen called me and told me the alternator fried the ecm. Had me purchase another 1. In October Techen called to say the car is ready. I paid $663.17 jumped in the car pulled off and came right back. The car was doing exactly what it was doing when I dropped it off to *********. Almost 5 months and over $1000 and it’s doing the exact same thing. Techen said the alternator fried the ecm, they fixed that now they charged an additional $168 for alternator removal and replacement. The new alternator tested bad so **** **** replaced it. Both companies involved refuse to tell **** **** their alternator caused the damages even though both have told me so. Didn’t need the starter, fuel pump, fuel relay, guessing $ me