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Remanufactured Oldsmobile Engines You Can Trust

Your Oldsmobile deserves to stay on the road—strong, reliable, and full of character. A remanufactured Oldsmobile engine offers the perfect solution to keep your classic or late-model Oldsmobile performing like new. Instead of gambling on a used or junkyard engine, you can invest in a fully rebuilt, dyno-tested, and warrantied powerplant designed to OEM specifications.

Whether you own a Cutlass, Alero, Aurora, Bravada, Intrigue, Silhouette, or 88/98 series, a remanufactured engine restores original factory performance while extending your vehicle’s life for years.

What Makes a Remanufactured Oldsmobile Engine Different?

A true remanufactured engine is more than a simple rebuild—it’s a complete re-engineering process. Each Oldsmobile engine is stripped down, cleaned, precision-measured, and rebuilt using brand-new or reconditioned OEM-grade parts.

Key components replaced or rebuilt include:

• Pistons & Rings
• Crankshaft
• Camshaft
• Cylinder Heads
• Bearings
• Gaskets & Seals
• Timing Components
• Oil Pump
• Valvetrain Components

After assembly, every engine undergoes pressure testing, compression verification, and full dyno testing to ensure it meets or exceeds factory performance standards.

Why Choose Remanufactured Over Used or Rebuilt?

A remanufactured Oldsmobile engine provides the reliability, efficiency, and performance of a new engine—at nearly half the cost. It’s ideal for restoration enthusiasts, repair shops, and everyday drivers who want trusted longevity.

Warranty & Certification You Can Rely On

Every Oldsmobile remanufactured engine comes backed by comprehensive warranty coverage ranging from 12 months up to 5 years, depending on the engine model and intended use.

Certifications include:

• ISO Quality Management Standards
• AERA Automotive Machining Certification
• OEM-Grade Remanufacturing Procedures
• Compression & Leak Test Reports

All engines include documentation verifying the testing process and warranty conditions for full transparency and assurance.

Fitment for All Oldsmobile Models

We provide remanufactured engines for most Oldsmobile vehicles built between 1985 and 2004, including:

• Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera / Supreme
• Oldsmobile Alero
• Oldsmobile Aurora
• Oldsmobile Intrigue
• Oldsmobile Bravada
• Oldsmobile 88 / 98 Series
• Oldsmobile Silhouette

If you’re unsure which engine fits your vehicle, simply provide your VIN, and we’ll match it with the exact factory specifications.

Cost Benefits

A remanufactured Oldsmobile engine generally costs 40–60% less than a new OEM engine, while offering the same performance and longevity.

Approximate price ranges:

• 3.4L V6 (Cutlass / Alero): $2,100–$3,300
• 3.5L V6 (Intrigue / Aurora): $2,400–$3,600
• 3.8L V6 (88 / 98 / Bravada): $2,300–$3,800
• 4.0L DOHC V8 (Aurora): $3,200–$4,800

By choosing remanufactured, customers avoid the unpredictable risks of used engines and reduce installation issues due to precise OEM fitment.

Shipping & Installation Support

All engines are shipped palletized, secured, and freight-ready. Liftgate delivery is available for both residential and commercial addresses.

Typical shipping time: 3–7 business days, depending on your location.
We also work with authorized installers who can handle installation and warranty validation.

When Should You Replace Your Oldsmobile Engine?

Common reasons to replace your Oldsmobile engine include:

• Engine knocking or rod failure
• Low compression or poor performance
• Overheating and head gasket failure
• Oil sludge or contamination
• Bearing or crankshaft wear
• Valve or timing chain failure
• Catastrophic engine damage

Replacing with a remanufactured engine saves you from recurring repair costs while preserving your Oldsmobile’s value and dependability.

Eco-Friendly & Sustainable

Choosing a remanufactured engine is an environmentally conscious choice. It reduces manufacturing waste, conserves raw materials, and lowers emissions compared to producing a new engine. You’ll help keep a classic vehicle alive while minimizing environmental impact.