Get dependable performance and added peace of mind with professional installation you can count on — from diagnosis through the final installed repair. We provide engine and transmission replacement for drivers throughout Albuquerque and the surrounding area, including Rio Rancho, Corrales, and Los Ranchos de Albuquerque. A remanufactured unit is disassembled, inspected, and rebuilt to factory specifications rather than just pulled from a salvage vehicle, which is why we can stand behind it with a real warranty.
What's Included
- Diagnosis to confirm engine or transmission replacement is the right call
- Installation of a quality remanufactured engine or transmission
- 3-year nationwide warranty on the remanufactured unit
- Professional installation and post-install testing
- Review of related systems (cooling, mounts, seals) that affect the new unit's lifespan
How Do You Know It's Needed?
Persistent check engine or oil pressure lights, major performance loss, knocking or grinding from inside the engine, or a diagnosis pointing to internal engine or transmission failure are the usual signs. For transmissions, that can also look like slipping between gears, harsh or delayed shifts, or fluid that smells burnt. Read our full guides: What Does That Warning Light Mean? and 5 Signs of Transmission Trouble You Shouldn't Ignore — or start with an engine diagnostic to confirm what's actually wrong before assuming the worst.
Serving Albuquerque's North Valley
Based at 4201 4th St NW in the North Valley, we install remanufactured engines and transmissions for drivers in Los Duranes, Griegos, Wells Park, and the Sawmill District, as well as Rio Rancho and Corrales — including vehicles other shops have already written off as too far gone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between remanufactured and used? A used engine or transmission is pulled from another vehicle with no guarantee of condition. A remanufactured unit is rebuilt to factory specs with worn parts replaced, which is why it carries a real warranty.
Is it worth replacing, or should I just get a new car? It depends on the vehicle's overall condition versus a car payment. For a vehicle that's otherwise solid, a warrantied remanufactured unit is often the more affordable path — we'll give you a straight answer either way.