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General Motors is known worldwide for producing engines of quality. The Iron Duke series was manufactured under the Pontiac brand and used for multiple vehicle types. The 2.5 edition was first used for the Chevrolet S10 and proved to be a popular choice. The rebuilt GM Iron Duke engines here are affordable. This remanufactured engines resource…

General Motors started used the GMC Sierra engine in 1999. Although the 5.3 has a long history, other pickup trucks and SUVs used this motor first. Both the standard and extended cab trucks made use of this engine. The 1500 series as well as other editions have used the Vortec V8 to please truck owners.…

GMC Envoy was the SUV that took the place of the ever popular GMC Jimmy. This luxury vehicle provided a new body style as well as an engine upgrade. The Envoy ended up enjoying a decade long run for GM until its phase out in 2009. One of the things that keep this SUV alive…

GMC released its Sonoma at the same time as the S10. The GMC series was titled as the S15 until the name was later changed. The Isuzu made 4-cylinder engine was the first motor put into this pickup truck. After several engine types, one engine became more in demand in 1994. The 4.3L V6 engine…

GMC Sierra 1500 has remained a popular pickup truck. Some can argue that the GMC line is not as popular as the Chevrolet line. What GM vehicle owners understand is the same power and technology is shared across the different vehicles. The GMC Sierra 1500 5.3L V8 engines that are now in our inventory are…

GMC Yukon was the full-size variant of the Suburban for the GMC brand. The Yukon had many engines through its production run although one V8 engine stood out from the rest. The 5.3L engine is no stranger to GM vehicles. This Vortec 5300 engine was used first in the Tahoe. One reason why this engine…

GMC Savana is one van produced by General Motors that uses the 5.3L Vortec long block engine. This engine is a huge engine because it has to be. The size of the long block engine is designed to fit into the full-size van design of the Savana. What makes these engines great is the power…

GMC Jimmy was created right at the same time the Blazer was in 1983. The S10 had just been released and GM was entering into the SUV market to compete with the Bronco. The GMC Jimmy S15 was just as popular as the Blazer. The two vehicles were pretty much identical and made use of…

GMC Sierra was first produced with the Vortec 4300 engine in 1998. The GMT base platform that was popular with the Silverado was used for the Sierra. Drivers that do not own these vehicles might not know that the Silverado and Sierra are almost identical. Each is sold under the production expertise of General Motors. The GMC…

GMC Safari stood its ground as the sister vehicle to the Chevy Astro Van. The GMC version was nearly identical to the Chevrolet edition. Both were introduced in 1985 and remained in production until 2005. One of the things that made the Safari stand out was its V6 engine. A V8 would have been too…

GMC Envoy debuted in 1998 after it replaced the GMC Jimmy. The Envoy was like the Cadillac of SUVs. It had the look, the style and the interior amenities that buyers wanted. It also included a powerful Vortec engine. The 4.2L specifically the 4200 Vortec was the main engine for the Envoy. It is this…

GMC Sonoma was first branded as the S15. This medium-duty pickup truck was loosely based on the Chevy Luv from the ’70s. The S15 competed next to the S10 and to avoid confusion in 1991 the name was changed to Sonoma. A new sportier look was created as well as an engine upgrade. The Sonoma…

GMC C/K pickup trucks were the exact same truck as the Silverado series branded under Chevrolet. These trucks were one of the last vehicles that were built based around the Generation I engine from Chevy. This small-block engine was V8 configured and gave no loss in power. General Motors pioneered development of its small-block engine…