I was charged for parts & labor (approx. $150-200) & the work was NOT done. I suspected that the trouble with my vehicle not starting was the Fuel Pump, so I got one from the auto parts store & asked my brother to change it. The job was too much for him so I took it to my mechanic of the last 10 yrs. (Glenn Hughes (owner)at Salt Springs Auto in Silver Springs, Fla.) I was told the fuel pump was not the right one, even tho my brother checked that it matched exactly. The mechanic ordered another from the same parts store. After paying the bill I left. I don't use my vehicle much, most times it's in my garage. After approx.a month I was experiencing the same problem as before the repair. After returning to Salt Springs Auto 2 times w/ no solution & getting stuck at the grocery more than a few times, I went to another shop & was told the problem was that the Fuel Pump was bad. I said that was impossible since I'd just had it changed. I paid the 2nd. shop (approx. $300) for the repair & was handed the Fuel Pump w/ 2000 stamped on it. The 2nd. shop owner wrote on the receipt  that the original part w/ wire assembly was still on the vehicle when he made the repair. Since I had bought the vehicle new I knew I'd been scammed. I went back to Salt Springs Auto today & was told by Glenn Hughes (owner) that "At your age, you're a Senior Citizen & you are confused. I told you that your problem is solved as far as I'm concerned." I was scammed.