If remanufacturing is the right fit for your needs, a company like Reviva—bringing more than 80 years of remanufacturing expertise across three generations of family ownership—is an excellent choice. Founded during WWII to meet the demand for reliable engine alternatives while original equipment manufacturers supported the war effort, Reviva has built a long-standing reputation for quality, precision, and dependability.
Today, every Reviva engine is machined using state-of-the-art equipment and assembled with precise, repeatable methods. They follow documented lean manufacturing processes and principles to ensure consistent quality and dependable performance. All parts used in their remanufacturing process are OE or OE-equivalent. Complete drop-in engines undergo full dyno testing, and long blocks are SIM tested to verify that every engine meets or exceeds OE specifications.
Choosing a Reviva remanufactured engine is not only a smart financial decision—it’s an environmentally responsible one. Remanufacturing requires an estimated 80% less water, energy, landfill space, and raw materials compared to producing new engines.
Each year, Reviva:
- Recycles 8,400 gallons of oil
- Treats and processes 125,000 lbs. of liquid waste
- Safely recycles 761 tons of scrap metal
- Prevents the production of approximately 4,000 new engines
- Utilizes 2.2 million experienced parts in the remanufacturing process
- Reduces energy consumption by 35 kW through LED facility retrofits
If you choose Reviva as your engine solution, their support continues long after the sale. Warranty coverage varies by configuration, but whether you purchase a long block or a drop-in engine, you’ll benefit from nationwide warranty support. Reviva works with any reputable repair facility to get you back on the road as quickly as possible. They also maintain your engine’s build file, allowing them to help identify any required parts in the future.
From skid steers to semi-trucks, Reviva is committed to keeping your equipment running and your business moving forward.