OEM Automotive Cylinder Heads
Your cylinder heads play a very important role when it comes to protecting your vehicle's engine. If they were to get damaged in any way, that could lead to significant -- and costly -- repairs down the road. We have the genuine OEM cylinder heads your engine depends on, in stock and priced far below the MSRP you'll pay elsewhere on the internet. Buy today and we'll get your order shipped out ASAP.
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OEM Cylinder Heads FAQs
What Do Cylinder Heads Do?
A cylinder head is essentially a housing made of aluminum or cast iron, that sits atop the engine block. In addition to shielding the engine parts underneath from harm, it also both helps to manage the stream of air, fuel, and coolant into the engine and eliminate exhaust gases. That's true of all internal combustion engines, whether you drive a Toyota, Jeep, or Mazda, by the way.
How Do I Spot a Faulty Cylinder Head?
Signs of trouble include:
- Excessive exhaust smoke
- Engine misfires
- Cracked cylinder head
- Coolant leaks
- Reduced engine performance
- The engine oil looks milky
How Much Does It Cost to Replace a Cylinder Head?
Parts can run you between $2,400 and $2,500 on average, while labor can add anywhere from $,1200 and $1,500 to your total bill. Of course, those numbers can be affected by your location, your vehicle's make and model, and if any accompanying repairs are required.