COLORADO JDM MOTORS INC

I’ve been really looking forward to writing this review. As a shop owner myself who has had pretty junk luck with JDM engine suppliers, I was hesitant to reach out or purchase another engine. Other companies have burned me on warranty issues, using any type of fine print clause to deny warranty. My 1999 Subaru Forester had a blown motor and I was in a pinch. Read other reviews here that eased my nerves a bit and I went for it. Firstly, the shipping time was insanely fast. I ordered engine on a Friday and it arrived the following Monday. I am in a neighboring state but even then, I didn’t think I’d receive the engine for about a week. Engine was well secured to the pallet and hadn’t been banged up. I ordered and received a low mileage EJ203, internals looked great, installed after all the

I bought a 2GR-FE engine for my 2007 Sienna from Mike at Colorado JDM motors. It works great the last few weeks. No engine knock! It was very clean, and clearly is a low miles engine. I went in-person to pick out the specific engine I wanted, as he had several. My mechanic and I swapped over the oil cooler lines and other parts. So essentially we used the new engine as a long block. No compatibility issues between JDM and US for 2GR-FE. I didn’t find the owner (Mike) very professional in his behavior. For example, I asked him about warranty (due to some of the other bad reviews), and he became aggressive. I didn’t have any need of the warranty so I can’t speak to that aspect. But the bottom line is: he had the engine and it worked! So yes, I would recommend Colorado JDM. Especial

Bought a JDM engine for my Subaru Forester. It was exactly as advertised, the fit was perfect, and the car runs like new. The folks at Colorado JDM were very helpful in making sure I got the right motor for my specific car, plus tips on installation. Recommend!

Purchased a transmission from JDM Motors. I got what I expected to get. The transmission had no problems, it bolted up fine and works to this day with no issue. I live close enough for local pick up, I had a chance to drop the fluid and do a basic neutral bearing check and parking brake check, and also inspect the quality of the sensors on the outside to see how the transmission had been treated prior. A couple of things for the "car guys" that think they are going to Tokyo Drift their way to a cheap engine swap or replacement: 1. That shine is WD-40 wiped on the plastic to make the engine look newer than it is. 2. Engines can and do spend lots of time "covered" but outdoors, and that's not so good for them. 3. Mileage guarantees are industry nonsense, no two 50k engines are the same, so

Process of purchasing engine was smooth,and shipping was fast. I was aware that the engine I ordered was imported and was a Japanese spec, and I was told that I would have to swap the intake plenum, oil filter housing, and engine harness to make everything work, however there were many more parts that required swap which totaled about an extra 3.5-4 hours of labor time. Immediately after starting the engine I had several oil leaks, so I contacted the company to inquire about their warranty and received a response rather quickly. After they got the information on my warranty issue, they completely ghosted me and will not reply to any messages. If you are going to advertise a 90 day warranty, it would be nice if you could actually stand behind it.