Complete Engines
Long blocks, complete assemblies and replacement engine options for passenger and commercial vehicles.
Request an engine →Need help identifying your unit? Keep your VIN or engine code ready.
Request a matchSource quality replacement engines and transmissions for cars, trucks and vans. Send your vehicle details and let our parts team help match the correct unit.
Provide as much information as possible. A VIN, engine code or transmission code can help avoid delays and mismatched units.
Not sure what to enter?
Send the year, make, model and a photo of the current unit or ID tag.
Start with a category, then submit your vehicle information so the exact specification can be verified before purchase.
Long blocks, complete assemblies and replacement engine options for passenger and commercial vehicles.
Request an engine →Replacement automatic transmissions matched to vehicle and drivetrain specifications.
Request a match →Manual gearbox units and related drivetrain components for a wide range of applications.
Request a match →Cylinder heads, blocks, transfer cases and selected engine or transmission components.
Request a part →Replacement powertrain units are specification-sensitive. Our process is designed to collect the details needed for a more accurate match before anything is dispatched.
Vehicle year, model, drivetrain, codes and VIN information are reviewed to narrow the correct unit.
Available condition, included components and applicable warranty terms should be confirmed in your quotation.
Freight requirements can be arranged around the unit size, destination and unloading capability.
One clear process keeps the important information together and helps reduce avoidable fitment issues.
Tell us the required part, vehicle information, codes and delivery destination.
The relevant specification, condition, inclusions and availability are confirmed.
Payment and freight details are finalized, then dispatch is coordinated.
Availability varies by model, year, engine family and transmission code.
These answers are intentionally general. The final quotation should state the exact unit, condition, inclusions, warranty and freight terms.
Request a partAt minimum: part type, vehicle year, make, model and drivetrain. A VIN, engine code, transmission code, current unit tag or clear photos can improve matching accuracy.
Inspection and testing can vary by unit type and supplier. Your quotation should describe the unit condition and the checks completed before dispatch.
Warranty availability and duration may vary. Review the written terms, installation requirements, exclusions and claim process before completing a purchase.
Freight options depend on the destination, unit size and unloading facilities. Commercial addresses with a forklift or loading dock are often easier for heavy freight.
Included components differ between listings. Confirm whether accessories, wiring, modules, manifolds, torque converters or ancillary parts are included in the quoted unit.