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Ivor Searle delivers record year as demand for reman engines booms - 21.04.2022

Leading engine remanufacturer, Ivor Searle, has reported its most successful 12-month trading performance since the company was founded in 1946, as demand for its superior-quality remanufactured engines surges.

Filed under: engine remanufacturing, Ivor Searle engines, Ivor Searle reman engine, reman engines UK

The remanufactured advantage: Getting our message across - 25.04.2018

David Eszenyi, Commercial Director at Ivor Searle, examines the benefits offered by remanufactured major units and the need to keep educating the market about the fundamental differences between a remanufactured engine and a reconditioned engine, plus associated components.

Filed under: DPF cleaning, engine remanufacturing, Ivor Searle DPF, Ivor Searle gearbox, reconditioned engines, reman engines, reman turbos, remanufactured engines

An insight into why engines fail - 18.04.2017

Although small in number in comparison to the number of engines actually built, engines do fail. In this article, Ivor Searle, the UK's leading engine remanufacturer, takes a look at the primary causes of engine failure.

Filed under: engine failure, engine remanufacturing, reman engines

Vauxhall A14XER petrol unit joins product line-up - 06.04.2017

The UK’s leading supplier of reman engines, Ivor Searle, is pleased to announce the addition of a further unit to its range of petrol and diesel remanufactured engines, the Vauxhall A14XER.

Filed under: engine remanufacturing, reman engines, remanufactured engines, remanufacturing, Vauxhall A14XER, Vauxhall engine

The difference between remanufacturing and reconditioning - 20.10.2016

In some minds the terms ‘remanufacturing’ and’ reconditioning’ can mean the same thing. However, as the UK's leading remanufacturer of engines, gearboxes, cylinder heads and turbochargers, Ivor Searle, explains, there’s a world of difference.

Filed under: auto remanufacturing, engine remanufacturing, reman engines, remanufactured engines