How do I know if an engine will fit my car?

An engine code is a unique identifier for the engine type used in your vehicle. It helps ensure compatibility when buying a replacement engine. Some engine codes can apply to different engine variants, so having this code helps us supply you with the right fit.

The easiest way to find your engine number (or engine code) is on your licence disc or your vehicle registration document. If it's not listed there, it will be stamped directly onto the engine block. If you're still unsure, contact our sales team with your vehicle's make, model, year, and engine size (e.g. 1.2, 1.6, 2.0), and we’ll help you identify the correct engine.

Used engines are supplied complete, excluding the starter motor and aircon pump. Some auxiliary parts may also be removed if they are incompatible with local models, allowing us to offer better pricing. Gearboxes are supplied complete, but do not include clutch kits, flywheels, or flexplates.

Yes, we offer installation through our RMI-approved affiliated workshop in Cape Town. Clients receive preferential rates, and all fitments are done according to OEM standards. Ask your salesperson for a quote on installation.

If correct information was supplied and we delivered the wrong part, we will accept a return and offer a refund or replacement. If the correct part was supplied but the customer wishes to return it, this will be at our discretion and may incur a 20% handling fee.

Yes, we offer both local and national delivery. Speak to our team about the best option for your location.

In Cape Town, delivery can often happen the same day if ordered before 11am. Nationwide courier orders are dispatched within 24 hours of payment reflecting in our account. Delivery times range from 2 - 3 working days, depending on location. Overnight options may be available at a surcharge.

No problem. We work with our trusted international supplier network and can source 90% of modern OEM engines. If the engine is not in stock, we can usually import it within 8 to 10 weeks.

Lack of maintenance is the leading cause of failure. Regular servicing with the correct parts and lubricants is essential. Overheating due to neglected cooling systems is a major issue for engines. We recommend flushing and testing your radiator every second service.

Yes. To activate your warranty, you must replace all service components. This includes oil, oil filter, fuel filter, air filter, spark plugs, thermostat, all belts (including timing/cambelt), cambelt tensioner, oil seals, and cleaning or replacing the radiator by a recognised specialist.

Yes, as long as the part is correct for your vehicle model, it will be compatible. Age differences between the components do not affect functionality if the match is correct.

We strongly advise against DIY installations unless you have mechanical training and proper tools. Incorrect installation can damage components or cause injury. Use a professional workshop for best results.

We’ll always try to help if there's a mismatch. If the incorrect part was supplied due to our error, we’ll replace or refund it. If the wrong item was purchased despite accurate information, a return may be possible with a handling fee.

Yes, we sell a wide range of diesel and petrol engines. Speak to our team about your specific requirements.

We accept EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) as our primary payment method, or by credit card in store. Once payment is confirmed, your item will be shipped or made ready for collection or fitment.