
Transmission Failure
Issue 9 • Engine & Transmission Tips Tell-Tale Signs, It’s Time For A Transmission Rebuild or Replacement NOTE: For editorial purposes, the information below applies
If you own an Envoy, Trailblazer, or Rainier, please check with our trained sales representatives for your exact model, which includes the Trailblazer EXT, Envoy XL, and Envoy XUV.
This Fraser remanufactured engine features:You may need to check with your Fraser sales representative as to whether or not the engine you need is the newer LH6, (launched in 2005,) which featured Active Fuel Management (AFM).
Block, Heads, Gasket Set, Oil Pump, and a 3-year warranty.*
Block, Crankshaft, Rods, Heads, Bearings, Rings, Pistons, Gasket Set, Melling Oil Pump, Camshaft, Lifters, and a 4-year warranty.*
This is the strongest 5.3L engine available. (It’s stronger than the factory OEM engine.)
Block, Crankshaft, Rods, Heads, Bearings, Rings, Pistons, Gasket Set, Melling Oil Pump, Camshaft, Lifters, Water Pump, Thermostat, Air Filter, Oil Filter, and Spark Plugs, and a 5-year warranty.*
Note: Ask your Sales Associate if the engine you are purchasing will or will not ship with a finishing gasket set: (oil pan, valve cover, intake, etc).
All Fraser remanufactured engines include includes a warranty with Unlimited Miles, and Parts & Labor. The Gold Standard Option adds a No-Fault feature, with a one-time free replacement, with no questions asked!)
*The length of the warranty varies by the Option you choose.
Click here to see this amazing engine’s remanufacturing details.

Issue 9 • Engine & Transmission Tips Tell-Tale Signs, It’s Time For A Transmission Rebuild or Replacement NOTE: For editorial purposes, the information below applies

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Issue 29 • Engine & Transmission Tips This installment covers engine selection, Fraser warranties, and proper installation Welcome to Part 3 of Fraser Engine Co’s