Remanufacturing is a factory process. It starts with a sound, undamaged engine core that is carefully cleaned, conditioned and machined to OEM tolerance specifications. All wearable components are systematically replaced with new parts including pistons, piston rings, valves, lifters, etc. Remanufacturing is similar to building a new engine--including standardized procedures and quality controls--and final factory testing before shipment.

Components replaced during remanufacturing:
Gaskets	Piston Rings	Connecting Rod Bearings
Lifters	Camshaft	Valve Train Components
Pistons	Main Bearings	Timing Chain Assy
Oil Pump

Components remachined during remanufacturing:
Valves	Crankshaft	Valve Seats	Connecting Rods

Can a Remanufactured Engine perform as well as the original?

Yes it can!  Many vehicle owners don't realize that a renewed engine is assembled to perform as well - or even better - than the original engine.  Most important, all components that go into a renewed engine are either new or machined to the precise standards and specifications of the new car manufacturer.  Also, engine assemblers typically install upgraded components to eliminate known problems - that may exist in the design of hte original engine.  Oil flow may be improved.  So a rebuilt engine may easily exceed your expectations in performance, economy and trouble-free operation.

Our warranties depend on the engine remanufacturer and range anywhere from 12 months/12K miles to 36 months/50K miles.

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