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How to Read your Enginetech Part Number
Can you read Enginetech part numbers to determine the best parts for your engine build? In this blog you will learn how to decode numbers on piston rings, valves, and gaskets.
Engine Tips for Extreme Winter Weather
It’s that time of year again, when the days are short, the wind is brisk, and the low temperatures can bring mayhem for drivers. Many inexperienced drivers do not fully understand how to combat freezing temperatures. Here at Enginetech HQ in Texas, winter weather comes swiftly for one or two
Switzerland might become the first country in the world to restrict Electric Vehicle charging this winter.
Electric vehicles may face restrictions this winter.
Enginetech Employees Ran in the Dallas Turkey Trot.
Team Enginetech at the finish line of the 2022 Dallas Turkey Trot.
Enginetech President and Operations Manager Enter and Win at Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals.
This month, Joe and Pete Munoz entered Pete’s 1969 Chevelle Malibu, that Joe did a full restoration on, into the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals in Chicago.
AAPEX and SEMA Show 2022: an Enginetech Recap
Earlier this month, Enginetech was in Las Vegas at the AAPEX and SEMA show.
For many of our show veterans, it was nice to see so much turn out after a couple of trying years. For our newest addition to the team, and the person writing this article, seeing the show for the first time was incredible.
Enginetech History with Doug Anderson.
During Enginetech’s 40th Anniversary year, we as a company are taking time to reflect on the last 40 years. Our business has a very rich and interesting history, one that we are proud to share with our customers. Enginetech’s history is an important part of our identity, and it serves
Engine Part Tolerances and Measurements
The measure of engineering precision is called “tolerance.” Tolerance can be a plus or minus number, and refers to the measurement of a specific engine part, such as the thickness of a cylinder wall, for instance. There is also clearance to consider. In the automotive engines’ world, this refers to the
Top 5 Most Frequently Replaced Engine Parts
The engine is by far the most complicated and expensive system in a vehicle to repair. Repair or replacement of a car engine can cost more than $10,000, especially in larger vehicles like a truck or an SUV. Even so, engine replacement or rebuild is often a smart and viable
Understanding Your Engine-Related Warning Lights
Many motorists have no idea what certain warning lights mean on their car. However, these lights serve as important alerts to drivers of potential dangers. Everyone should at least be aware of the most important warnings, the ones that if not addressed immediately, will cause your engine serious damage. Far
Are You Road Trip Ready This Summer?
It’s officially summer! And despite the rising gas prices, summer is still road trip season. Wherever you are going, you should venture out prepared for anything. Whether you like to think about it or not, the average road-tripper will encounter unforeseen obstacles while on the road. Whether it’s wildlife in
The Evolution of Hot Rod Culture
Hot Rod (noun): a motor vehicle that has been specially modified to give it extra power and speed. Hot Rodding (verb): the act of modifying a vehicle for enhanced driving performance, faster acceleration & top speed. A Hot Rod is simply a car that’s been stripped down, souped up and
5 Engine Sounds You Should Pay Attention To
At Enginetech, we love the sound of an engine. Whether it’s the reverberation of a drag car thundering down a track, or the soothing purr of a luxury sedan, it’s music to our ears. However, there are several other noises that you never want to hear your car make, noises
When Should You Replace Your Engine’s Water Pump?
There are very few things in your car more important than your water pump and water pump timing belt. Your engine simply will not function without these components.
What you don’t know could hurt your engine.
Debris in and around engine lifters is often the result of dirty engine oil. Don’t panic. Change your oil, and if needed, replace your lifters.
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