Reconditioned EcoDiesel vs Genuine Jeep Replacement Engine

[@MaxClark1960]

If my JGC needed a new engine I would go with you guys because at least I would know the engine had been done correctly compared to the ones you get from Jeep as if Jeep had of done the engines correctly in the first place, most people would not need to have their engine replace due to faulty manufacturing etc. Keep up the great work guys and video's.

[@torque297]

Would you warrant a reco'd motor?

[@GDLautoblog]

yep absolutely

[@bernardgraf7187]

Your rebuilt "motor" cost more than what the vehicle is worth... how do you justify that ?

[@GDLautoblog]

The value of the car does not devalue our work. If the customer lives the car and sees value in what we offer buy giving them a brand new motor than it’s worth it. Yes you could probably buy a second hand Jeep for that price, but with what warranty? No guarantees and a car with high mileage. By you logic mechanics should work for free on older cars and charge a premium for new ones, that’s not how it works

[@bernardgraf7187]

@@GDLautoblog ok you are right on that point, but how does the dealership justify the price of a crate engine or whomever you source yours from ?

[@GDLautoblog]

@@bernardgraf7187 same argument for that too. It costs what it costs. It’s up to the consumer to decide if it’s worth fixing or not, do they love and see value in keeping the car on the road or do they cut losses and walk away. Some Jeep owners walk and sell the car to scrap some can’t find anything else in the budget that meets their needs so they opt to fix it