Rohnert Park Auto Repair

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

Building a custom engine is an exciting endeavor for car enthusiasts; it’s a process that requires precision, expertise, and a passion to create a powerhouse that perfectly suits your vehicle. At RPM Engines & Machine, we specialize in custom engine-building services that turn your dreams into reality. Whether you're craving speed on the racetrack or seeking a reliable engine for a scenic drive, our professional team is dedicated to delivering exceptional results. Crafting Custom Engines: Exploring the Possibilities At RPM Engines & Machine, we pride ourselves on our state-of-the-art shop and advanced CNC High-Speed Machining equipment. This cutting-edge technology allows us to create custom engines with unparalleled precision. By utilizing this machinery, we can produce highly accurate parts and machine blocks to achieve blueprinting accuracy. This ensures that all cylinders are aligned directly over crankshaft mains, correcting any factory casting issues and guara ... read more

You don’t have to be well versed in the automobile industry to know that your vehicle needs a good working engine to get from place to place. When that engine starts to falter, you have two main options: rebuild it or replace it. There are pros and cons to both of these options; each individual will have to determine which is best for his or her particular situation. Option One: Rebuild Your Engine More often than not, rebuilding your engine instead of replacing it can save you money. Of course, this depends on the specific problem you’re experiencing with your engine, as well as the parts you need to efficiently rebuild it and the time it will take to complete the job. Additionally, if you can’t rebuild the engine yourself, then you will also have to factor in the cost of labor. During an engine rebuild, your vehicle’s engine is generally disassembled, and various parts (O-rings and timing belts) are either replaced or repaired. The engine is then put back t ... read more

Repairing versus replacing a car engine can be a tough decision to make. If your vehicle is less than 10 years old and you really enjoy driving it, or you cannot swing purchasing another vehicle at this time, then it is likely best to repair or replace your engine. If you are indifferent about whether you want to keep your vehicle or not, take note of the current value of your vehicle while comparing it to the cost to fix it. See if the calculation makes sense to do the repairs. Also consider that having a vehicle that does not need any repairs is worth a lot. Meaning if you repair or replace the engine in the car you currently own, then you will be up to date on its repairs. If you were to purchase another used vehicle, you might run into surprises with that vehicle, and in turn end up spending more money than you thought to get your new purchase repaired. The decision process can be overwhelming. However, our service advi ... read more