FAQs

JCB Reman is not simply repaired or rebuilt. It is done at a JCB factory or in accordance to the JCB’s world-class quality controls. It starts with complete disassembly of each part.

Parts are cleaned and undergo testing to ensure that they meet the quality standards. In quality tests, the parts that do not meet JCB standards are replaced with new JCB genuine parts. Small parts also go through a separate quality check prior fitting into the core and even after the recon completion, assembled parts go through strict JCB quality test.

Reman parts are available for the following products:

• Complete engine- long block
• Short engine block
• Hydraulic pump
• Gearbox

The reman process starts with an old part, often referred to as the “core”. During the process,
1. The core is completely dismantled,
2. Cleaned and sorted,
3. All wear and tear parts like bearings, shims, bushings and joints are replaced.

The JCB parts used are genuine and tested for proper functioning by different quality tests. During the process, parts are often upgraded to the latest JCB machine’s specification. Therefore, reman parts are often treated as good as new parts.