Cummins ReCon®
Remanufacturing of engines and parts

Cummins ReCon engines and parts

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What is Cummins ReCon?

New Cummins engines are built with remanufacturing in mind, enabling them to have a long and fuel-efficient life. Up to 85 percent of an engine can be remanufactured, and Cummins engines are built to be remanufactured multiple times.

Cummins ReCon parts and engines have gone through disassembly, inspection, cleaning, calibration and testing to ensure they meet the same specifications as new Cummins parts or engines.

Why buy ReCon?

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Lower cost

A lower cost option to buying new

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Latest and greatest

Latest engineering updates and improvements

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Same as new

The same performance, durability and reliability

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Time sensitive

You need a reliable engine fast

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Backed by Cummins

Includes Cummins warranty with extended coverage options

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Get a quote for a Cummins ReCon part or engine

 

Contact your local Cummins distributor or authorized dealer for more information on Cummins ReCon products, or submit a request for a quote at the link below.


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ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP — BY THE NUMBERS

21
cumulative reduction since 2014 in metric tons of carbon dioxide from Cummins products in-use.
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Cummins New Power employees working on low- and no- carbon technologies in 2020
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reduction in Cummins' annual water use between 2014 and 2020
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record recycling rate set by company in 2020

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