What Does Motor Rebuilding Take?

What does an engine rebuild include, you wonder? Rebuilding an engine typically involves:

• Removing the engine block and disassembling it.
• Cleaning and inspection to determine the condition of the engine.
• Replacing damaged parts with new or refurbished parts that meet OEM standards, including piston rings, bearings, gaskets, seals, and lubricants. Major parts, such as camshafts, crankshafts, and pistons, are replaced only as necessary.
• Reconditioning of the internal surfaces of the cylinders, as well as the cylinder head so that new piston rings can form a proper seal.
• Reassembling the engine and installation back into the vehicle.

Many auto repair professionals declare that a rebuilt engine is actually better than the one originally installed at the factory. Because a rebuilt engine has been cleaned, inspected, and now has new parts, your engine will be dependable, reliable, and backed by warranties.

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5. CUT POLISH

All vehicles lose their exterior finish over time, and gravel-laden roads accelerate that aging. All reconditioned vehicles receive a cut polish service to remove any imperfections such as swirl marks or scratches. All trucks also receive an undercoating to protect against chassis rust, dramatically extending the vehicle’s life.

6. BODY REPAIR

In step 6, all auto body imperfections are corrected. This includes dent repair and chip filling. If new panels are required, we’ll completely replace them. No expenses are spared during this step, leaving you with a nearly perfect looking vehicle.

7. FINISHING TOUCHES

In step 7 the final small details are perfected. We’ll ensure that every last inch is sparkling.

8. MECHANICAL INSPECTION

The final step of our reconditioning process is a mechanical inspection. In this step, a certified technician inspects the entire vehicle from inside-out to ensure it meets industry standards. This certification guarantees that your vehicle is safe and mechanically sound.