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Gympie Engine Rebuilds

Losing compression? Blowing smoke? Burning oil? If your engine’s tired but the rest of your vehicle is in good shape, a rebuild can bring it back stronger than ever. At Gympie Diesel & Dyno Centre, we handle professional engine rebuilds for diesel vehicles across Glanmire, Gympie, Cooloola, Maryborough and the Sunshine Coast.


We don’t just swap out parts—we restore your engine from the inside out, rebuilding to suit how you use your vehicle. Whether you’re towing, touring or commuting, we’ll recondition your engine to run cleaner, quieter and more efficiently.


Our rebuilds cover everything—cylinder heads, gaskets, pistons, bearings, seals and more. We also clean, inspect and test every component so your engine runs like it should.


If your motor's showing signs of wear, we’re ready to fix it right.


Get in touch on 07 5482 7877 to book your engine assessment or rebuild consultation.

Engine Rebuilds That Bring Power Back

Every engine tells a story—how it’s been driven, what it’s hauled and how well it’s been looked after. That’s why no two engine rebuilds are the same. Some need a full tear-down and replacement, others just need a top-end refresh. Either way, we take the time to get it right.


We rebuild everything from light commercial diesels to high-performance engines, focusing on longevity, reliability and the way you drive. We use quality components and proven techniques to get the best out of your engine—whether that means rebuilding to stock specs or adding a few performance touches while we’re at it.


Engine running hot? Losing power? Hearing knocks or ticking? Don’t wait for a full failure. Early rebuilds can save money, improve fuel economy and stop further damage.


Our team knows how to rebuild engines that go the distance—on-road, off-road or anywhere in between.

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