The easiest way to order a Fraser product is through our website for a quick and seamless experience. If online ordering isn’t an option for you, our team is happy to assist you over the phone. Simply give us a call Monday through Friday, between 8:00 AM and 7:00 PM EST, to place your order.

The core refers to your old unit, which we need returned to remanufacture and produce more units. The core deposit is a temporary charge that is fully refunded once we retrieve your old unit. This process ensures the cycle of remanufacturing continues efficiently.

We provide our customers with a 15-day period to return the core without requiring the deposit upfront. To qualify for this option, the unit must be shipped to a repair facility and include a No-Fault warranty coverage plan.

Yes we ship both to commercial and residential addresses. 

Sales tax is collected for all states that apply. By law, Fraser Engines & Transmissions is required to collect sales tax based on the shipping destination’s ZIP code.

If the product you order is in stock, the typical delivery timeframe is 2–3 business days. If the unit is not in stock at the time of purchase, a member of our team will promptly provide you with an accurate estimated wait time.

Yes, it is transferable.

Will-call pickups are available at our Michigan and Texas locations, provided the product is in stock at the time of purchase.

No, we do not have certified installers, we just manufacture the product and sell it. However to find a reputable installer we recommend using www.repairpal.com

Yes, you can install the product yourself. The only thing not covered on DIY (do it yourself) installations is the labor portion. All parts are covered that come with our units.

A No-Fault Warranty is an additional protection plan that covers your engine or transmission, regardless of the cause of failure. Unlike standard warranties, which may deny claims due to installation errors, overheating, or other non-manufacturer-related issues, the No-Fault Warranty provides peace of mind by ensuring coverage in these situations.

Key Benefits of a No-Fault Warranty:

1. Comprehensive Coverage: Protects your investment even in cases of user error, overheating, or improper installation.
2. One-Time Replacement: Includes a one-time free replacement of the product, making it a valuable safeguard.
3. Added Assurance: Offers peace of mind knowing you’re protected against unforeseen circumstances that would void a standard warranty.

Is it worth the money?

The No-Fault Warranty is ideal for:

• DIY Installers: If you’re installing the product yourself and want protection against potential installation errors.
• Peace of Mind: If you prefer additional security for your investment beyond the standard warranty.
• High-Risk Scenarios: If you’re using the product in conditions that may lead to premature wear or unexpected issues.

While it may involve an additional upfront cost, the No-Fault Warranty can save you significantly in the long run by eliminating out-of-pocket expenses for repairs or replacements that wouldn’t typically be covered. It’s an excellent option for anyone seeking maximum protection and peace of mind.

At Fraser Engines, we offer two No-Fault Warranty options to provide peace of mind and protect your investment: the 3-Year No-Fault Warranty and the Fraser Elite Pro No-Fault Warranty. Both plans offer robust coverage, including a one-time replacement, but the Elite Pro plan provides extended duration and additional benefits.

3-Year No-Fault Warranty

• Coverage Duration: 3 years from the date of purchase.
• Coverage Details:
  • Includes a one-time replacement of the product, regardless of the cause of failure (e.g., overheating, improper installation, or other user errors).
  • Offers reliable protection for the first three years.
• Best For:
  Customers looking for dependable, short-term coverage at a lower cost.

Fraser Elite Pro No-Fault Warranty

• Coverage Duration: 5 years from the date of purchase.
• Coverage Details:
  • Also includes a one-time replacement, regardless of the cause of failure.
  • Provides extended coverage for longer peace of mind.
  • Includes exclusive benefits such as priority support, expedited replacements, and enhanced reimbursement options for eligible claims.
• Best For:
  Customers seeking long-term protection and additional premium benefits.

Key Differences:

At Fraser Engines, we offer two engine options to meet different needs and budgets: the Standard Option and the Fraser Advantage Option. While both options provide reliable and high-quality engines, the key differences lie in how they are built, the components used, and the warranty coverage.

Standard Option

• Remanufacturing Process:
  The Standard Option engines are remanufactured to OEM specifications using high-quality aftermarket parts and components. These engines are typically outsourced from trusted third-party manufacturers to ensure reliability and performance.

• Key Features:

  • Built to match original factory specifications.
  • Includes high-quality aftermarket parts.
  • Reliable and cost-effective for standard usage.

• Warranty Coverage:
  Comes with a 3-year warranty, offering dependable protection for your investment.

• Best For:
  Customers seeking a budget-friendly solution for standard vehicle performance.

Fraser Advantage Option

• Upgraded Engineering:
  The Fraser Advantage engines are a premium offering, designed to exceed OEM specifications. They are built by Fraser’s expert technicians using only the highest quality parts and components to ensure exceptional performance and durability.

• Key Features:

  • Updated and improved version of the original engine.
  • Designed for enhanced longevity and efficiency.
  • Built with meticulous attention to detail and quality control.

• Warranty Coverage:
  Includes a 5-year warranty, reflecting our confidence in the superior quality and reliability of the Fraser Advantage Option.

• Best For:
  Customers who want top-tier performance and long-term peace of mind for their vehicles.

Key Differences:

Which Option Should You Choose?

• The Standard Option is ideal for customers looking for a reliable, budget-friendly solution.
• The Fraser Advantage Option is perfect for those seeking the highest level of performance, durability, and long-term investment protection.

The terms “remanufactured” and “rebuilt” are often used interchangeably, but they refer to distinct processes with key differences in quality, precision, and reliability.

Remanufactured Engines

• Definition: A remanufactured engine is completely disassembled and restored to like-new condition. This process involves machining or replacing every worn or damaged part to meet or exceed original factory specifications (OEM standards).
• Process:
  • Every component is inspected, cleaned, and tested for quality and reliability.
  • Critical components are machined or replaced with new parts to ensure precision.
  • The entire unit is reassembled under stringent quality control to ensure optimal performance.
• Warranty: Typically comes with a longer warranty due to the thorough restoration process and quality assurance.
• Best For: Customers seeking maximum reliability, performance, and longevity, comparable to a brand-new engine.

Rebuilt Engines

• Definition: A rebuilt engine involves repairing or replacing only the worn or damaged components as needed, without fully disassembling and machining the entire engine.
• Process:
  • Key components are inspected, and only failed parts are replaced or repaired.
  • Non-critical parts that still function may remain untouched, depending on their condition.
  • The engine is then reassembled, typically with fewer steps than remanufacturing.
• Warranty: Comes with a shorter warranty compared to remanufactured units, as the restoration process is less comprehensive.
• Best For: Customers seeking a more budget-friendly option for less critical applications.

Key Differences:

No, you don’t need to worry! We offer a liftgate service for an affordable fee of just $49.00. This ensures the product is unloaded safely and securely from the truck.