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rebuild

[rē′bild]
(engineering)
To restore to a condition comparable to new by disassembling the item to determine the condition of each of its component parts, and reassembling it, using serviceable, rebuilt, or new assemblies, subassemblies, and parts.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

Rebuild

To build again. To make extensive structural repairs after a structure has fallen into disuse through neglect, vandalism, or natural disaster, such as fire or flood..
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This is because truck rebuilders operating outside of Freeport Zones, as do our members, cannot avail of the services of domestic testing center because, in accordance to Bureau of Customs Regulations, imported used CKD trucks that do not have CAIs upon discharge from a carrying vessel are subject to immediate seizure.
'The requisite submission of emission test results before the issuance of CAIs puts the rebuilding program of the Government in a curious quandary: If rebuilders are required to import only CKD trucks that have passed Government standards, then what is there for us to rebuild?' asked Vicente.
In selecting a spindle rebuilder, price is always important, but even more important is the confidence you have that the spindle will be fixed in the shortest possible time.
'If truck rebuilders are required to import only CKD trucks that have passed Government standards, then what is there for us to rebuild?' asked Vicente.
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UTRIP, an association of 25 companies that operate used truck rebuilding centers within Metro Manila, is under the umbrella of the Confederation of Truck Rebuilders and Importers Association of the Philippines (CTRIP), which is composed of close to 300 truck rebuilders nationwide including UTRIP, which employs about 50,000 highly-skilled production line workers.
Outside of the economy, product liability was still a major problem for the rebuilders. Other problems mentioned include lower new equipment prices, the availability of skilled workers and the higher cost of raw materials.
Champion Parts Inc., the Hope auto parts rebuilder, has bought the assets of Beacon Sales & Distribution, which had revenue of about $1.3 million in air conditioning products for 2003.