The GMC 1500 and 1500 Series trucks are widely used for daily driving, hauling, and light towing. Engines in these trucks endure frequent load changes, heat cycles, and extended mileage, which can eventually lead to internal wear. Symptoms such as oil consumption, engine noise, or reduced towing capability often indicate deeper engine issues.  A remanufactured GMC 1500 Series engine from … Read more

The GMC 2500 and 2500 Series trucks are designed for heavier workloads, including towing and commercial use. Engines in these trucks operate under higher stress levels, which can accelerate internal wear over time. Oil pressure issues, knocking noises, overheating, and loss of power are common warning signs.  A remanufactured GMC 2500 Series engine from Gearhead Engines restores dependable heavy-duty performance while eliminating the … Read more

The GMC 3000 and 3500 trucks are built for demanding applications, including towing, hauling, and commercial service. Engines in these platforms experience sustained load and heat, which can result in accelerated internal wear. Loss of power, oil consumption, and engine noise are common indicators that a replacement may be necessary.  A remanufactured GMC 3000 or 3500 engine from … Read more

The GMC C/K Series includes some of the most recognizable and durable trucks GMC has produced. Across C- and K-designations, HD models, and Suburban variants, engines are often subjected to decades of use, towing, and heavy loads. Internal wear such as bearing fatigue, oil leaks, or loss of compression is common in aging powerplants.  A remanufactured GMC … Read more

The GMC Savana lineup is engineered for commercial transport, passenger service, and utility applications. Across Savana 1500, 2500, 3500, and 4500 models, engines are routinely exposed to heavy payloads, extended idle time, and constant stop-and-go driving. Over time, this demanding use can lead to internal engine wear that affects reliability and uptime.  Common symptoms such as oil consumption, loss … Read more

The GMC G-Series vans have long been relied upon for cargo hauling, passenger transport, and commercial service. Engines in these vans are often subjected to high mileage, heavy payloads, and long operating hours. Over time, internal wear can lead to reduced reliability and performance.  Symptoms such as knocking noises, oil pressure issues, overheating, or loss of power … Read more

The GMC P-Series vans are widely used for delivery fleets, shuttle services, and specialty vehicle conversions. Engines in these platforms experience consistent load demands, frequent starts, and extended operating hours. Over time, these conditions can lead to internal wear that affects performance and fuel efficiency.  Common signs of engine failure include oil consumption, knocking noises, overheating, or reduced acceleration. … Read more

The GMC TopKick line is designed for medium-duty commercial applications such as box trucks, utility vehicles, tow trucks, and vocational fleets. Across C4500–C8500, G-Series, P-Series, and R/V-Series configurations, engines are subjected to continuous heavy loads, long idle periods, and demanding operating environments. Over time, these conditions can accelerate internal wear and lead to costly downtime.  Common indicators of engine failure include loss of power, … Read more

The GMC T6500 and T7500 trucks are commonly used for delivery fleets, service bodies, and vocational work. Engines in these platforms operate under continuous load, extended drive cycles, and demanding work conditions. Over time, internal wear can compromise reliability and increase maintenance costs.  Symptoms such as loss of pulling power, oil pressure issues, overheating, or warning lights often indicate internal engine problems that require more … Read more

The GMC W-Series Forward Control trucks, including the W3500 and W4500, are designed for urban delivery, landscaping, and specialty commercial applications. Their cab-over configuration places additional thermal and load demands on the engine, which can accelerate wear over time.  Common signs of engine failure include overheating, oil consumption, rough operation, or reduced acceleration. When reliability becomes compromised, replacing the engine ensures … Read more