Rochester Operations

What We Do

Rochester Operations was originally founded as Rochester Coil Company in 1908 and officially joined the General Motors family in 1939.

While we’ve primarily produced automotive components throughout the last century, we have produced parts for other applications. For example, during World War II we converted facility production to defense work and our team supplied the U.S. with warplane and tank electrical accessories.

Today, we proudly produce vehicle components and applications for a variety of GM vehicles including integrated air modules (manifold), fuel rails, lifter oil manifold assemblies, and fuel injectors for internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, as well as electric vehicle (EV) battery cooling lines.