I need a rebuilt Subaru Engine. My son/daughter/wife/myself ran the car out of oil. Enginesus gets this call several times every month. We specialize in Subaru Rebuilt Engines, but this problem occurs with all makes and models.
Enginesus ships JDM Engines as we receive them from Japan. We test them, clean them and ship them to our customers. Although these engines are complete with accessories, we sell these engines as long blocks.
You just purchased a New, Used, or Rebuilt Engine to replace the one in your vehicle that failed. There are parts that should be replaced when your new engine is installed. Replacing these parts will greatly improve the longevity of your new engine. If you have replaced any of these parts in the past year…
You have just invested quite a bit of money in a New or Rebuilt engine for your vehicle. The First thing that you can do to insure your investment is to break in your engine properly.
A woman called me this morning and told me that she needed a rebuilt engine for her 2002 Subaru Forester. She was perplexed as to why her engine failed.
If you have a vehicle 7 years or so old, you would automatically replace your engine. If you have a vehicle that is older, there are other factors to consider. Have you have had your car for several years? If so, you know it’s condition and repair history.
First, what is a JDM Engine? JDM is short hand for Japanese Domestic Market. A JDM Engine is an engine from a Japanese Domestic Market Car. A car manufactured for sale in Japan. I’ve been asked literally hundreds of times why do JDM engines have such low mileage.
The Subaru is very popular car. The thing that sets them apart from most other cars is their all wheel drive system. All wheel drive makes the Subaru great in slippery road conditions. Snow, ice, slush, and gravel.
The 4 cylinder 22R Engine for the Toyota pick up truck is one of the most reliable Toyota engines of all time. They are famous for lasting hundreds of thousands of miles. The last year that the 22R engine was available in the Toyota pick up truck was 1995.So enginesus.com customers are surprised to learn…
