If you're replacing the engine in an older car, you might turn up some that are labeled as remanufactured and others that say rebuilt. What's the difference?

A remanufactured engine is different from a rebuilt model, of course, in that most are put through strenuous testing and come with certain guarantees. Think of it like a refurbished product.

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First and foremost, this engine is actually a remanufactured model, which may account for the budget-friendly price. A remanufactured engine is different from a rebuilt model, of course, in that ...