Chevrolet Nova Engine Overview
The Chevrolet Nova is a legend of American muscle — from its early inline-6 engines to the roaring small-block V8s that powered the Super Sport editions. Whether you’re restoring a vintage model or maintaining a daily cruiser, the Nova deserves an engine that performs as boldly as it looks.
Common Problems
Even timeless engines show their age. Common Nova engine issues include:
- Oil leaks from worn seals and gaskets.
- Overheating due to aging radiators or head gaskets.
- Low compression from worn pistons and rings.
- Timing and carburetor issues that affect drivability.
Why Remanufactured?
A remanufactured Nova engine from Gearhead Engines restores your car’s original spirit. Our rebuilds replace all major wear parts and upgrade components to modern standards — delivering both vintage sound and modern reliability.
Benefits include:
- Smooth, dependable performance.
- Improved efficiency and reduced oil use.
- Full warranty for peace of mind.
Keep your Nova running like new with a remanufactured engine that honors its heritage and delivers lasting reliability.
Get your Chevrolet Nova engine quote today at GearheadEngines.com and bring your classic back to life.
Just for fun – Chevrolet Nova Engine Trivia:
Trivia: What was the Chevrolet Nova originally called before 1969 in some markets?
A) Chevy II B) Bel Air C) Malibu D) Citation
(Answer: A — Chevy II)
Fun Fact: In Spanish-speaking countries, “Nova” was often joked about because “No va” means “doesn’t go.”