Engine Rebuild
When an engine has major internal wear, knocking, or has overheated badly, a rebuild can bring it back to life for less than a full replacement. We disassemble the engine, replace worn parts like bearings, rings, gaskets, and seals, and machine the components back to spec. The result is a like-new engine with restored power and reliability.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- High mileage with worn bearings, rings, and pistons
- Loss of oil pressure causing internal damage
- Severe overheating that warped or scored parts
- Rod knock or spun bearing from oil starvation
- Excessive oil burning or low compression
Frequently asked questions
Is an engine rebuild cheaper than replacing the engine?
Often yes. A rebuild reuses the engine block and machines or replaces only the worn parts, which is usually less costly than a new or remanufactured engine.
How long does an engine rebuild take?
A full rebuild typically takes one to two weeks depending on parts availability and machine shop time, since the engine must be fully disassembled and inspected.
How long will a rebuilt engine last?
A properly rebuilt engine can last 100,000 miles or more, similar to a new engine, as long as it is maintained with regular oil changes.
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