Engine Warranty
GOAT Engines limited warranty
GOAT Engines backs its products with warranty coverage based on the engine type purchased:
- Remanufactured engines: 3-Year Limited Warranty.
- Custom and high-horsepower engines: 1-Year Limited Warranty.
The product page, invoice, and warranty documents supplied with your order identify the coverage that applies to your engine. Those written terms control if they differ from this overview.
Before installation
- Confirm the application, engine code, VIN details, and included components.
- Inspect the crate and engine at delivery and photograph any visible damage before signing.
- Keep the order confirmation, installation invoice, parts receipts, delivery photos, and engine paperwork.
- Follow all supplied installation, oiling, cooling, startup, and break-in instructions.
If a problem develops
- Stop operating the engine if oil pressure, temperature, noise, leaks, or drivability indicate a problem.
- Contact GOAT Engines before disassembly, modification, or continued operation.
- Provide your order number, vehicle year/make/model, VIN, mileage, installation information, photos, and diagnostic details.
- Follow the inspection or authorization steps supplied by GOAT Engines.
Important coverage considerations
Warranty review may require documentation showing correct installation, fluids, cooling, fuel delivery, timing, tuning, startup, and break-in. Damage caused by overheating, oil starvation, contamination, improper installation, incorrect tuning, misuse, unauthorized modification, or continued operation after a problem appears may not be covered.
Do not return or disassemble an engine without authorization. The approved return address will be provided with your return authorization.
Questions before ordering?
Send us your vehicle year, make, model, VIN, transmission, and intended use. We will help confirm the correct application before you order.
This page is a plain-language overview. The written warranty documents supplied with the product and order contain the complete terms, requirements, exclusions, and claim procedures.