they get most their motors from noyan. on a rare occassion that the motor blows they bitch at noyan and get them to send another, and dont charge for the next install as it should be done. cant really blame the condition of the motor on the shop, they just install it. noone really knows the condition of the motor (unless they tear it apart and put it back together) until its driven. im not sure how it was in the past... but this is how they do it now.