Engine Rebuild vs. Engine Replacement

Engine Rebuilding vs. Engine Replacement

It’s likely that an engine rebuild can save you money compared to a full engine replacement. This depends on the engine problem you are facing, the duration of labor involved, and the cost of the parts needed for the repair.

Rebuilt Engines

Depending on the condition of your engine, rebuilding your engine can save you up-to half of what you would of spent on replacing your engine. Also, depending upon what parts you need and the amount of hours our technicians will need for the project.

Engine Replacement

If it’s not cost effective to rebuild your engine, replacing the engine may be the best option for you. Replacing the engine will add more years to the life of your vehicle and turn a once problematic automobile into a reliable one while bringing the equity of the vehicle back up as well. Also, replacing the engine saves you money on smaller repairs that would of been needed along the way such as injectors, belts, filters, hoses and coolant. Our #1 priority is to give you the best options available for getting your vehicle back on the road in reliable condition.

Engine Maintenance

Preventative maintenance for your vehicle helps you avoid costly repairs, downtime, and helps your automobile have a longer lifespan. Also, performing regular engine maintenance can help increase fuel efficiency and maintain peak performance. Get your regular engine maintenance done by ADS.

Rebuilt Engines

The cost to rebuild an engine is more affordable than engine replacement. If your engine is still in good condition and just needs a few parts replaced we can rebuild your engine to save you money by not having to replace it.

Engine Replacement Services

Your engine is what keeps your vehicle moving. Although engines are designed to go many miles, they are like any mechanical device and will eventually breakdown. When this happens to you, don’t stress.

Timing Belts

Your vehicle’s timing belt is a critical part of your vehicle’s combustion system. This timing belt synchronizes the crankshaft and camshaft rotation so that your engine valves close and open at the right time. Almost every vehicle has a timing belt and it’s important to keep your engine running correctly. Timing belts should be checked at regular service intervals to ensure proper timing.

Cylinder Blocks

Your vehicle’s cylinder block is the house for the motor. The cylinder block houses important engine components such as valves, gaskets and seals inside the crankcase. Your cylinder block is one of the most important parts of your car and is designed to be extremely sturdy and strong. Although the cylinder block is strong, it is still susceptible to failure. If your engine won’t start, it could be due to a porous block, cracked blog, freeze plug or core plug failure.

Cylinder Head

Your vehicles cylinder head sits above the block, and closes the top of the cylinder, forming the combustion chamber. The cylinder head is responsible for coordinating the airflow in and out of your engine. If you cylinder head isn’t sealing the cylinders properly, this could result in insufficient compression causing the car to a have diminished power and be difficult to drive.