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What Is A "Core Charge"? Last Updated: 07/18/2014

Core charges are a deposit that is typically charged when an engine is purchased. This is so that the re-manufacturer(US) can offset the cost of getting another engine to rebuild, if the customer does not return there old one to us. We have revolutionized the industry by being one of the first engine re-manufacturers to NOT require payment of the core charges up front. When you purchase an engine from us, you will see that there is a core charge, but we waive the fee for up to 30 days. This will allow you (or your mechanic) time to switch out the engine. When done, you simply email or call us here to have the arrangements made to pick up the core. We will cover the return shipping cost, paperwork & arranging the truck; You simply need to have someone at the location who is authorized to recieve the delivery. Was this article helpful? 10 (Best) 9 8 7 6 5 (Average) 4 3 2 1 (Worst) Comments:   Related Articles  > What is Sim Testing and How Does it Differ from Dyno Testing?  > What Is The "Break In Procedure" For Your Engines?  > How We Fixed The Ford 5.4 (3 Valve) Engine Problems  > Are The Engines You Sell Complete?  > I Have A 94 F-150 With A 351 That's Blown  > What Is Different About Our Rebuilt Dodge 4.7 Engines?  > What Is The Difference Between Our Used Engines, And One From A Junk Yard?