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Engine

Engine repair guides & estimates.

From tune-up parts to timing and major mechanical work.

Camshaft / Crankshaft Position Sensor Replacement

We replace the failed position sensor that tells your engine computer when to fire — fixing stalling, no-starts, and rough running.

Estimated total
$85–585
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Engine Misfire Diagnostic

We pinpoint exactly which cylinder is misfiring and why, so you only pay to fix the real problem.

Estimated total
$85–180
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Engine Mount Replacement

We replace the worn rubber mounts that hold your engine steady, eliminating clunks and cabin vibration.

Estimated total
$175–1,100
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Engine Replacement

We replace a failed engine with a quality used or remanufactured unit — quoted individually after we evaluate your vehicle.

Typical range — final quote required
$4,225–14,250
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Head Gasket Replacement

We rebuild the seal between your engine block and cylinder head after overheating or gasket failure — a major repair we quote only after inspection.

Typical range — final quote required
$1,450–4,700
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Ignition Coil Replacement

We replace the failed ignition coil(s) that fire your spark plugs, curing misfires and restoring smooth power.

Estimated total
$100–800
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Intake Manifold Gasket Replacement

We reseal the intake manifold to cure vacuum leaks, rough idle, and coolant loss.

Estimated total
$270–1,300
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Knock Sensor Replacement

We replace the sensor that protects your engine from damaging detonation, restoring full power and fuel economy.

Estimated total
$120–1,055
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Oil Pan Gasket Replacement

We stop the oil leak at the bottom of your engine by resealing the oil pan.

Estimated total
$260–1,250
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PCV Valve Replacement

We replace the small crankcase ventilation valve that, when stuck, causes oil burning, leaks, and rough running.

Estimated total
$45–345
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Rear Main Seal Replacement

We fix the oil leak between the engine and transmission — a big-labor job we verify carefully before quoting.

Estimated total
$600–2,250
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Serpentine Belt Replacement

We replace the worn drive belt that powers your alternator, power steering, AC, and water pump.

Estimated total
$85–355
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Spark Plug Replacement

Fresh spark plugs restore smooth idle, full power, and fuel economy on a scheduled interval.

Estimated total
$110–655
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Timing Belt Replacement

We replace the critical rubber belt that keeps your engine's valves and pistons in sync — before it breaks.

Estimated total
$495–2,000
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Timing Chain Replacement

We replace a stretched timing chain and its guides and tensioners to stop rattles and prevent engine failure.

Typical range — final quote required
$890–3,350
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Turbocharger Replacement

We replace a failed turbo — including the oil lines that likely killed it — to restore full boost and stop the smoke.

Typical range — final quote required
$1,260–5,600
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Valve Cover Gasket Replacement

We stop oil leaking from the top of your engine by replacing the hardened valve cover gasket.

Estimated total
$145–765
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Variable Valve Timing (VVT) Solenoid Replacement

We replace the sticky oil-control solenoid that causes rattles, rough idle, and timing-related check engine codes.

Estimated total
$90–635
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