Business ProfileforSequim Auto Clinic

I took my car to Sequim auto repair to have the heater core replaced. This job required the dashboard to be removed and replaced at a cost of $800. When I got the car back the panel heat did not work. Also, the radio button was pushed in so I couldnt turn on the radio. I called the same day to report the issues and the owner told me that the panel heat problem was because the switch had gone bad. I though it was quite a coincidence that it picked this exact time to go bad. I took it in the next day. The mechanic tried stuffing paper in the back of the radio k*** When that didnt work they ordered a radio. The mechanic then told me, without checking, that the problem was the switch and it was only available through E bay or a wrecking yard and you couldn't guarantee they would be any good. I asked him if he could test the switch and he said yes. I brought the car back and was told by the mechanic they had hooked up another switch and all the systems work properly. After I got home I received a call from the owner saying I had insulted the mechanic and nobody in the shop wanted to work on my car. and the switch was not available through his the two suppliers, **** and Autorock . A quick ****** search proved that the part was available at both and also thru the **** dealership in ************ and 6 other websites. Did I feel insulted that that they were not being truthful, you bet!I called and told the owner about the parts availability and was told they would not work on my car. I asked him to install the switch and he refused. I think something is wrong behind the dash. The only way to prove me wrong is to install a new switch. My dilemma is, if I take it to another shop and it doesn't fix the problem, Sequim auto repair is off the hook and can say 'you did something wrong'. Then I have to pay $800+ to someone else to fix the problem. All I want is my car fixed and back to the condition it was when I brought it in to be repaired. Is that too much to ask?