Posted on 4/29/2024
Your engine is the heart of your vehicle, so when it’s experiencing issues, it can severely affect performance and drivability. Sometimes, the solution is as simple as making some adjustments or replacing a part. But there are occasions when an engine’s issues require a more comprehensive approach-like a rebuild. Recognizing the signs that it's time for an engine rebuild can save you from spending time and resources on temporary fixes that don’t address the root of the problem. Understanding Engine Rebuilds An engine rebuild involves either removing the engine from the vehicle to disassemble it completely or performing an "in frame" rebuild, where the engine is rebuilt without being removed. This process includes a thorough cleaning, inspection for damage, and replacement of faulty parts. The rebuild process ensures that everything is put back together with new seals, gaskets, and lubricants to maintain your engine’s integrity and efficiency. Co ... read more
Posted on 4/3/2024
Have you been on the fence about having a remanufactured engine installed in your vehicle? Remanufactured engines are often misunderstood or surrounded by myths that don't accurately reflect their actual performance and benefits. To help you decide whether a remanufactured engine is right for you, here's a breakdown of some of the most common myths and Myth 1: Remanufactured Engines Are Lower Quality than New Engines One common misconception is that remanufactured engines are of lower quality compared to brand-new engines. However, remanufactured engines undergo a rigorous process that involves disassembly, inspection, replacement of worn or damaged parts, re-machining, and reassembly to meet or even exceed original manufacturer specifications. At RPM Engine & Machine, we follow strict industry standards and employ skilled ASE-certified technicians to ensure that the engines we remanufacture are high-quality and like new. We use superior parts and materials that surpass ... read more