Marcus P.
Engine World is the best
Sorry to hear Engine World has lot's of bad reviews my experience was wonderful my used engine I bought from Engine World was for my 1999 Toyota Corolla VE in 2012. I'm writing this review to let everyone know it's been 13 years now and that engine in my car still runs like a champ. My old 99 Corolla passes brand new 2025 new cars on the freeway it's a beast and everyone looks like where was that Engine made plus it's the original transmission in the car Engine World sold me my Engine at about 70,000 miles so in the 13 years now I put a total of 135,000 miles on the engine now and still no problems, Engine World did a wonderful job on the rebuilt or whatever they did on mine. Everyone knows this you have to maintenance the car so it won't overheat that causes engine damage quickly, do oil changes, tune ups, spark plugs changes, radiator coolant flushes and make sure your coolant stays in the full level, drain old and refill with new transmission fluid according to your owners manual also replace your serpentine drive belt most people don't know if it's old or slipping that can cause your engine to overheat because the water pump isn't getting the proper tension. I've done all this maintenance yearly for the past 13 years and that Engine is on point not missing a beat everyone for years keeps asking me to buy it and I say no. Older car's are easier to work on with the You Tube Video's now and when you buy the engine from Engine World you have to make sure all the above I wrote in maintenance is done before the person who installs the engine in your car so that the engine will operate smoothly and not overheat plus the engine has to be attached to a lot of other part electrical, the starter, so make sure you do all the above and I think it comes down to who you have install the engine in your car I has an excellent mechanic who installed my engine in my car from Engine World. I hope the above advice helps car's are a pain but when proper maintenance is done you will get over 300,000 miles on a Toyota Corolla I'm nearing it with my engine world engine and after 300,000 miles come on what more can we all ask from a car that's a lot of work done running. I only buy Toyota car's they like we all know are known for reliability even in there older year. Research your car make and model before you buy and engine from Engine World and you will see probably that car had recall for engine problems already. So my advice avoid car make and models with known engine problems by checking recalls don't buy that model sadly from Engine World and your probably saying yeah but I want to replace it with the same used engine because my transmission is still good but here's the problem. That wouldn't be Engine World fault on the replacement engine because the manufacturer who sold the car new issued a special code recall years ago about that problem when engine World rebuilds one the problem can still occur again because it was a design flaw to begin with in the factory!!!! Just like my 99 corolla engine from Engine World has a known problem with piston slap and what causes that is a design flaw once again from the factory when the car was new at Toyota they issued a recall. Like I said above you have to take care of the car especially if it has a flaw somewhere in the engine focus on that point in helping the car oil changes regularly stops the piston slap in my car and the pistons from building up grim on them which will cause overheating or the engine to fail. I hope this info helps somebody it's help my car run 13 years. And now I will brag a little this car has taken me to see beautiful places here in California it took me to Burney Falls to see the 150 feet waterfall a must see for everyone in California and that 99 Corolla climbed 5000 feet in elevation I tell you in the mountains and the temperature gauge dropped below the middle cooling off even better because when your in the mountain the air is denser so cool. So I drove 431 miles in one day there and back home. And yesterday I drove to Bodega Bay 130 there and back home so beautiful the Pacific ocean. So to Engine World I truly say thank you SO MUCH a car note back in 1999 was about $150 a month times that by 12 months that's $1800 a year times that by 13 years I drove this car that's $23,400 I have saved now to buy a new car plus keep this one I never understand why if people have the circumstances. Once you pay off your car don't trade it in have fun and save the same car note to yourself for the same years 60 months, 72 months in a saving to yourself and you have cash to pay for a car that's what I did. Hope this helps sorry if it seems like rambling to some. Best wishes to all.