Are Jasper Transmissions reliable?

We have been using JASPER engines and transmission for about 8 years and find they are the most reliable and highest quality products on the market.

Where are Jasper Engines built?

Jasper, Indiana
Corporate and remanufacturing operations are located in Jasper, Indiana, where the company operates four remanufacturing facilities. Remanufacturing facilities are also located in Crawford County, Indiana (the site of a distribution center as well) and Willow Springs, Missouri.

Does Jasper make new transmissions?

JASPER offers stock replacement transmissions for an extremely broad range of applications. Most of these applications are available immediately from our huge inventory at our U.S. distribution network.

How do I identify a Jasper engine?

Who We Are. JASPER has been remanufacturing quality products since 1942 and today we are the nation’s largest remanufacturer of gas and diesel engines, transmissions, differentials, rear axle assemblies, air and fuel components, marine engines, sterndrives, performance engines, and electric motors.

Is Jasper Engines a good place to work?

Jasper Engines is a great place to work. They offer profit sharing, good starting pay, quarterly bonuses, christmas bonuses. Some are required to work Saturdays but its overtime so it’s ok.

Where do remanufactured engines come from?

Remanufactured engines are built from parts sourced from broken down engines. All the parts are carefully inspected before they are used in new assemblies. Many of the bearings are replaced in a remanufactured engine, as are seals and other wearables.

Are Jasper Engines any good?

Jasper Remanufactured Engine Cost. The most obvious difference between new and Jasper remanufactured engines is the cost. A new engine uses all new parts including an engine block, crankshaft, cylinder heads, connecting rods, camshaft, pistons, and valves.

How long has Jasper Engines been in business?

1942
JASPER® has been remanufacturing quality products since 1942 and today we are the nation’s largest remanufacturer of gas and diesel engines, transmissions, differentials, rear axle assemblies, air & fuel components, marine engines, sterndrives, performance engines, and electric motors.

Are remanufactured transmissions good?

A Remanufactured Transmission is a Better Solution Remanufactured transmissions save you and your transmission specialist time – bottom line. In a rebuild situation, the transmission must be removed, disassembled, parts purchased, reassembled, and installed back in your vehicle. All of this can take 3 to 5 days.

Are Rebuilt transmissions reliable?

The quality of a rebuilt transmission is without a doubt reliable. This is because during the disassembling process, each part is removed and inspected for possible wear in future. If a part is found to be unreliable, it is replaced.

How much is Jasper worth?

Some types such as Imperial Jasper and Madagascar Jasper do command premium prices since they are relatively rare. In rock shops, pieces of commercial quality cut in simple shapes might be had for $5 or less. Fine material, cut in designer forms, generally ranges between $2 and $5 per carat.

What is the difference between a rebuilt and remanufactured engine?

Remanufactured Engines vs Rebuilt Engines A remanufactured engine is remanufactured to the original blueprints and exact specifications, and is tested to original equipment standards. A rebuilt engine, the repair is done up to the level of failure.

Jasper Engines is a great place to work. They offer profit sharing, good starting pay, quarterly bonuses, christmas bonuses. Some are required to work Saturdays but its overtime so it’s ok.

What is the warranty on a Jasper engine?

Every JASPER diesel engine is backed by a nationwide warranty. JASPER diesels receive up to 2 years unlimited mileage warranty coverage. A technical hotline (1-800-827-7455) and 24 hour 7 day emergency warranty information are also available.

What is a motor and transmission?

In motor vehicles, a transmission system is a machine that controls the distribution of power generated by its internal combustion engine. An engine is categorized by the energy it uses and the kind of motion it produces.