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The Best Warranty Claim Is the One That Never Happens.

Warranty claims are expensive. Not only because of replacement parts—but labor, reputation, freight, and customer confidence. By investing in rigorous testing and quality control processes, businesses like Enginetech aim to minimize defects and ensure that products meet high standards before they reach consumers. Additionally, enhancing customer support services can help

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Engine valve springs and rocker arms in a car engine cylinder head

Valve Train 101: Understanding OHV and OHC

The primary difference between these two engine designs is the location of the camshaft. In an OHV engine, the camshaft is located inside the engine block and relies on pushrods to transfer motion to the valves. In an OHC engine, the camshaft is positioned above the cylinder head, eliminating the need for pushrods.

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Elizabeth Bulot and Briseyda Romero at Enginetech Inc.

Enginetech Expands Opportunities for Women in Technical Roles.

At Enginetech, we believe that opportunity fosters advancement, and we are committed to promoting talent from within. Recently, two outstanding employees demonstrated the qualities we value: reliability, adaptability, a growth mindset, and a strong willingness to learn. These individuals showcased exceptional merit and dedication through their hard work. Please join

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OEM vs Aftermarket Engine Parts: What Matters?

aftermarket engine parts aren’t just replacements; they’re often improvements on the original equipment. In many cases, aftermarket manufacturers specialize in solving problems OEMs never intended to address, such as engines under higher stress and extreme temperatures.

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