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Based on real enquiries from UK buyers – updated regularly. All prices are typical UK rebuilt engine market ranges and reflect recent quotes from our network of Hyundai engine specialists.

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Models We Cover

Popular Hyundai Engine Replacement Models

From the compact Getz to the flagship Santa Fe, our network of UK Hyundai engine specialists covers every model in the range. Select your Hyundai below to compare rebuilt engine prices and get quotes from trusted suppliers.

Hyundai Accent Engines

£900 – £2,200

Hyundai Atos Engines

£800 – £1,900

Hyundai Eon Engines

£750 – £1,800

Hyundai Getz Engines

£850 – £2,100

Hyundai HB20 Engines

£900 – £2,300

Replacement Cost

Hyundai Engine Codes & Average Rebuilt Prices (UK Supply)

Compare costs for every major Hyundai engine — Theta II, CRDi R-Line, and Gamma families. All prices are typical UK market ranges for professionally rebuilt engines with warranty. Click "Get Quote" on any engine to receive tailored prices from our network of UK Hyundai specialists.

Engine CodeSpecsCompatible ModelsAvg. Rebuilt Price
G4KA
£1,400 – £3,200
Petrol2.0L166 HP
Tucson (LM, 2004‑2010), Sonata (NF, 2004‑2010)
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G4KC
£1,600 – £3,600
Petrol2.4L175 HP
Santa Fe (CM, 2006‑2012), Sonata (NF/YF)
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G4KD
£1,500 – £3,400
Petrol2.0L150‑166 HP
i30 (FD/GD), Elantra (MD), ix35 (EL)
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G4KE
£1,800 – £4,000
Petrol2.4L177 HP
Santa Fe (DM), Grand Santa Fe (NC)
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G4KF
£1,400 – £3,200
Petrol2.0L143 HP
Tucson (LM), Sonata (NF)
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Common Problems

Common Hyundai Engine Problems —
What It Costs to Fix & When Replacement Makes Sense

Hyundai's reputation for affordability means many owners keep their cars well beyond warranty, but certain engine families dominate replacement demand: the Theta II GDi petrol units (2.0/2.4L) and CRDi diesel engines (1.6/2.0L). Every rebuilt engine supplied through EngineMarket includes upgraded internal components designed to address the original failure point — plus a minimum 12‑month unlimited mileage warranty. The problem groups below break down real UK repair costs versus replacement, so you can decide whether a fix or a fresh engine gives you the best value for your i30, Tucson, or Santa Fe.

Affected Models

Hyundai Tucson, Santa Fe, i40, Sonata (2011–2019, G4NA/G4NC/G4KJ 2.0L & 2.4L GDi)

Typical Failure Mileage

60,000–100,000 miles

Root Cause

Inadequate oil flow to the connecting rod bearings combined with tight manufacturing tolerances causes accelerated wear, especially under short-trip driving or delayed oil changes.

| Minor – Preventative Oil System Upgrade
Dealer
£800 – £1,400
Specialist
£400 – £750

| Fit upgraded oil catch can, high-flow oil pump gear, and switch to low-SAPS synthetic oil; does not reverse existing bearing wear. | Only viable if caught before knocking starts; extends life by ~20–30k miles if driven gently.

| Intermediate – Bearing Replacement (Engine-Out)
Dealer
£3,500 – £5,500
Specialist
£1,800 – £2,800

| Remove engine, replace connecting rod bearings, inspect/machine crankshaft, renew oil pump and seals; requires precision torque specs. | Restores reliability if crankshaft is undamaged; not recommended if knocking has occurred for >100 miles.

| Full Replacement – Rebuilt Theta II Engine
Dealer
£5,000 – £7,500
Specialist
£2,200 – £3,500

| Supply & fit of reconditioned engine with upgraded bearings, piston rings, and oil pump; bench-tested, ECU reset, 12‑month warranty included. | Best value for cars worth £4k+; eliminates recurrence risk with upgraded internals and full warranty coverage.

Our Recommendation
Best next step for theta ii gdi bearing failure

On a Tucson or Santa Fe worth £4,000–£8,000, we rarely recommend bearing-only repairs once knocking is audible — the risk of hidden crank damage is too high. A rebuilt Theta II with upgraded components from our network delivers peace of mind and often costs less than a dealer-led partial repair.

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Don't Let Engine Failure Write Off Your Hyundai

Whether you're facing Theta II bearing knock, Gamma timing-chain rattle, or CRDi oil dilution, EngineMarket makes it simple to compare prices from trusted UK Hyundai specialists in minutes. Every engine we supply includes upgraded components that address the original failure point, bench testing for peace of mind, and a minimum 12‑month unlimited mileage warranty — with nationwide delivery or supply‑and‑fit options. Skip the main dealer premium and get back on the road with a solution that fits your budget and your car's value.

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Disclaimer: All prices are indicative UK market ranges based on historical quote data and repair requests from our network of engine specialists. Dealer pricing is estimated based on published main dealer labour rates and genuine OEM parts pricing. Specialist pricing reflects actual quote data from EngineMarket's UK network. Actual costs vary depending on damage severity, vehicle condition, variant, and workshop location within the UK. Use our free comparison tool to get tailored quotes for your specific Hyundai model and engine code. Every engine supplied through EngineMarket carries a minimum 12‑month unlimited mileage warranty — always confirm exact terms with your chosen supplier.

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Replacement Engine Options

Hyundai Engine Types – Options, Costs & What to Expect

Every Hyundai engine type available through our UK network, with typical price ranges and recommendations based on your vehicle's age, condition and your budget.

Reconditioned
Hyundai Reconditioned Engines (Recon)

A stripped, cleaned and fully inspected engine where all worn components are replaced with OEM‑spec parts. Best for owners who want factory reliability without the factory price — ideal for i30, Tucson and Santa Fe owners addressing common CRDi or Theta II wear issues.

Typical price range
£1,200 – £3,500
(depending on engine code)
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Reconditioned

A stripped, cleaned and fully inspected engine where all worn components are replaced with OEM‑spec parts. Best for owners who want factory reliability without the factory price — ideal for i30, Tucson and Santa Fe owners addressing common CRDi or Theta II wear issues.

Rebuilt
Hyundai Rebuilt Engines

A complete rebuild with upgraded components addressing known failure points — such as uprated bearing shells for Theta II petrol units and refurbished turbos for CRDi diesels — for a longer service life than a standard replacement.

Typical price range
£1,400 – £4,200
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Rebuilt

A complete rebuild with upgraded components addressing known failure points — such as uprated bearing shells for Theta II petrol units and refurbished turbos for CRDi diesels — for a longer service life than a standard replacement.

Used
Used Hyundai Engines

A tested, low‑mileage take‑out unit from a donor vehicle. The most affordable option when budget is the priority, with verified history and warranty available — perfect for i10, i20 and Getz owners seeking a cheap, quick solution.

Typical price range
£800 – £2,800
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Used

A tested, low‑mileage take‑out unit from a donor vehicle. The most affordable option when budget is the priority, with verified history and warranty available — perfect for i10, i20 and Getz owners seeking a cheap, quick solution.

Remanufactured
Hyundai Remanufactured Engines

A factory‑spec, as‑new engine: every surface is machined, every component is replaced, and the unit is built to meet exact OEM tolerances. The premium choice for performance models or owners wanting a zero‑mile engine with maximum peace of mind.

Typical price range
£2,000 – £5,500
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Remanufactured

A factory‑spec, as‑new engine: every surface is machined, every component is replaced, and the unit is built to meet exact OEM tolerances. The premium choice for performance models or owners wanting a zero‑mile engine with maximum peace of mind.

Refurbished
Hyundai Refurbished Engines

A lightly serviced, cleaned, and tested engine that works reliably but hasn't had a complete rebuild. Often a pragmatic, fast solution for older or budget‑sensitive models like Lantra, Accent or early Getz where a full recon isn't economical.

Typical price range
£1,000 – £3,000
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Refurbished

A lightly serviced, cleaned, and tested engine that works reliably but hasn't had a complete rebuild. Often a pragmatic, fast solution for older or budget‑sensitive models like Lantra, Accent or early Getz where a full recon isn't economical.

Supply & Fit
Hyundai Supply & Fit Engines

Your replacement engine delivered and professionally installed by a UK Hyundai specialist. Includes removal of the old unit, fitting, fluids, and a workmanship warranty — the simplest way to get back on the road without arranging separate garage labour.

Typical price range
£400 – £900
on top of engine price
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Supply & Fit

Your replacement engine delivered and professionally installed by a UK Hyundai specialist. Includes removal of the old unit, fitting, fluids, and a workmanship warranty — the simplest way to get back on the road without arranging separate garage labour.

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All engine types include a minimum 12‑month warranty. Prices are typical UK market ranges and depend on exact engine code, supplier, and any additional fitting services. Use our free comparison tool to get a tailored quote for your Hyundai model today.

Engine Sizes

Hyundai Engines by Size – Find the Right Displacement for Your Model

Every Hyundai engine size explained — with the models and engine codes that used each displacement — so you can quickly identify the correct replacement unit for your vehicle.

Hyundai Diesel Engine Sizes
Hyundai Hyundai 1.4L Diesel Engines Diesel Engines

The 1.4‑litre CRDi diesel was Hyundai's entry‑level oil‑burner for small hatchbacks, most commonly fitted to the i20, i30 and ix20 from the early‑2010s. Built around the D4FC engine family, these units are generally robust but can suffer from EGR and DPF‑related issues when used predominantly on short trips — a failure pattern that often leads owners to seek replacement rather than repeated repairs

Engine Code(s)D4FC
Compatible Models (UK)i20, i30, ix20 (2010–2017)
Production Years2010–2017
Common Failure Points
Watch for these known weak points

EGR valve clogging, DPF regeneration failures leading to oil dilution

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Hyundai Engines by Fuel Type

Choose your Hyundai engine by fuel type to compare realistic replacement prices, known brand‑wide issues, and UK specialist supply – from the most popular diesel workhorses to the latest electrified powertrains.

Hyundai Diesel Engines
Hyundai Diesel Engines

High-mileage motorway and SUV applications

Common Hyundai Diesel Engine Families
CRDi R‑Line Diesel Family
U‑Line CRDi Diesel Family
Found In
Hyundai Accent Engines
Hyundai Atos Engines
Hyundai Eon Engines
Hyundai Getz Engines
Known For
EGR valve clogging
DPF regeneration failures leading to oil dilution
EGR cooler failure
DPF clogging causing oil dilution and accelerated bearing wear
Typical Models (UK)
Hyundai Accent Engines
Hyundai Atos Engines
Hyundai Eon Engines
Hyundai Getz Engines
Important Notes
Short-journey use increases DPF, EGR, and oil-dilution risk on many diesel engines.
A documented service history matters more on diesel replacements because injector, turbo, and timing faults often build gradually.

Not sure which fuel type your Hyundai has? Enter your registration number above to instantly identify your model, engine code, fuel system and compatible replacement options – all backed by a minimum 12‑month unlimited mileage warranty from UK Hyundai specialists.

Engine Codes

Hyundai Engine Codes – Most Replaced Engines (2008–2025)

Every major Hyundai engine code from the last two decades, grouped by family, with compatible models and typical reasons why owners seek replacement. Select your engine to compare rebuilt prices and get quotes from UK Hyundai specialists.

Theta II Petrol Family

2004–2019

Widely fitted to the Hyundai Tucson (LM/TL), ix35, and Sonata (YF/LF) between 2009 and 2019. Owners frequently report premature main bearing wear and sudden oil pressure drops that escalate into complete engine seizure. UK specialists rebuild these units with uprated main and rod bearings, high-flow oil pumps, and reinforced piston ring sets.

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Can’t find your engine code listed above? Use our full Hyundai engine code directory below — every code from the last 25 years — or enter your registration number for an instant match to the correct replacement engine with warranty.

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Engine Years

Hyundai Engines by Year –What Was Fitted & When

This section covers Hyundai's complete UK engine timeline from 1998 to the present across every major model line - from the early Beta and Sirius diesel families through the Theta II controversy, the CRDi diesel era, the Smartstream generation, and the current hybrid and electric powertrain range - so owners can identify exactly what was fitted to their vehicle by year and compare rebuilt Hyundai engine prices from UK specialists.

1998 – 2002 - Beta Petrol & Early D4 Diesel Era
The late 1990s Hyundai UK range was built around the iron-block Beta four-cylinder petrol family alongside early D4 diesel units, establishing the foundations of the model range that would carry through to the Accent, Coupe, and first-generation Sonata.
Key Changes
G4GC Beta 2.0 16v four-cylinder dominant across Coupe, Sonata, and Elantra
G4EA Beta 1.6 introduced for entry-level Accent and Elantra applications
D4EA 2.0 CRDi diesel introduced (2000–2001) - Hyundai's first common-rail diesel for Sonata and early Santa Fe
Sirius D4BH 2.5 diesel continues in Terracan and H-1 commercial applications
Euro 2/3 in force across the UK range
Known For
G4GC Beta 2.0 is one of Hyundai's most durable petrol engines - iron block, conventional chain-driven DOHC; regularly achieves 150,000+ miles with basic maintenance; widely used in motorsport rebuilds
D4EA 2.0 CRDi marks Hyundai's credible entry into common-rail diesel - well-regarded for durability by UK used car specialists but injector O-ring seal leaks and EGR valve carbon deposits are the most commonly cited issues at high mileage
Beta family engines can suffer oil consumption from valve stem seal wear beyond 90,000 miles - a known trait across the G4GC and G4EA units
Early Hyundai UK models generate modest replacement engine demand - the real peak replacement volume arrives with the post-2006 CRDi fleet
Main Engines
G4GC - 2.0 petrol inline-four Beta (Coupe, Elantra, Sonata, Tucson early)
G4EA - 1.6 petrol inline-four Beta (Accent, Elantra)
D4EA - 2.0 CRDi diesel (Sonata, Santa Fe first gen, Elantra CRDi)
D4BH - 2.5 diesel (Terracan, H-1)
Engine Codes Covered
G4GCG4EAG4EBD4EAD4BH
Popular Models
Hyundai Coupe
Hyundai Elantra
Hyundai Sonata
Hyundai Santa Fe (first generation)
Hyundai Accent
Common Replacement Enquiries
Find rebuilt 1998–2002 Hyundai Beta and CRDi engine prices from UK specialists
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Not sure which year your Hyundai was built? Enter your registration number and we'll identify the exact engine, model year, and compatible replacement options instantly - all backed by a minimum 12-month warranty from UK Hyundai specialists.

FAQ

Hyundai Engine Replacement –Frequently Asked Questions

** Quick, honest answers to the most common questions Hyundai owners ask before comparing engine replacement prices and finding a UK specialist.

Question 1

How much does a Hyundai engine replacement cost in the UK?

A used Hyundai engine typically costs £400–£900, while a fully reconditioned unit ranges from £1,200–£2,800 depending on your exact engine code and model. Supply-and-fit labour adds £600–£1,200, which remains significantly cheaper than main dealer Hyundai engine replacement cost estimates that often exceed £3,500. We always recommend requesting three tailored quotes to secure the best cost of Hyundai engine uk rate for your i30, Tucson, or Santa Fe.

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Question 2

What affects the cost of a Hyundai engine replacement?

Four main factors dictate your final bill: engine displacement, unit condition, supply-only versus full installation, and your workshop’s location (London and South East rates run 20–30% higher). Older naturally aspirated models like the first-generation ix35 often carry a lower Hyundai engine fitting cost uk than newer turbocharged or hybrid variants. Our free comparison tool instantly filters transparent Hyundai engine supply and fit cost options so you avoid hidden mark-ups.

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Question 3

Is it worth replacing the engine in my Hyundai?

In most cases, yes — especially if your chassis and gearbox remain in solid condition. A rebuilt unit fitted with upgraded bearings or revised timing components typically outlasts the factory original, making it far more economical than purchasing a newer car. If you're weighing an engine rebuild vs replacement uk decision for a well-maintained i10 or i40, replacement preserves your vehicle’s value and extends its life by another 100k+ miles.

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Question 4

What's included in a Hyundai engine supply and fit service?

A complete Hyundai engine supply and fit service covers sourcing a verified replacement, removing the faulty block, installing the new unit, and refilling all fluids, filters, and coolants. Reputable specialists also include a workmanship warranty, safe disposal of your old engine, and a comprehensive road test before handover. Labour for this bundled service typically runs £600–£1,200, so always confirm exactly what your Hyundai engine installation cost quote includes.

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Question 5

How long does a Hyundai engine replacement take?

A straightforward swap on popular models like the i30 or Tucson generally takes 3–5 working days. More complex variants, such as CRDi diesels or early TMED hybrids, can require 5–7 days due to additional ancillary fitting and ECU coding. Engine availability is the biggest variable, but our UK network actively stocks high-demand codes like the D4FB and G4NA to minimise wait times.

Ask suppliers about current lead times before booking your Hyundai engine swap

Question 6

Do reconditioned Hyundai engines come with warranty?

Yes, every reconditioned Hyundai engine supplied through our marketplace includes a minimum 12-month unlimited mileage warranty as standard. Many independent rebuilders also offer extended 24-month coverage on premium remanufactured units for added peace of mind. This warranty typically covers major internal components like the crankshaft, pistons, timing assembly, and oil pump, though you should always confirm exact Hyundai engine warranty uk terms directly with your chosen supplier.

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Question 7

Should I choose a used or reconditioned Hyundai engine?

A used Hyundai engine offers the lowest upfront cost, making it a sensible choice if you plan to sell soon or need an immediate budget fix. However, a reconditioned unit costs slightly more while delivering new seals, gaskets, upgraded internals, and a full warranty for another 100,000+ miles. Given known issues like Theta II bearing wear, a reconditioned Hyundai engine is strongly recommended for long-term owners who prioritise reliability.

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Question 8

Where can I find Hyundai engine specialists near me?

EngineMarket instantly connects you with a verified UK-wide network, ensuring you’re never far from qualified Hyundai engine specialists uk. While independent rebuilders are particularly concentrated across the Midlands and Northern regions, our registration lookup tool matches your exact engine code to nearby suppliers with immediate stock. Nationwide courier delivery is also available if a closer hub lacks your specific Gamma or CRDi unit.

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Question 9

What are the most common Hyundai engine failures?

The most frequent catastrophic issues include connecting rod bearing failure on 2.0/2.4L Theta II petrol engines, timing chain stretch in 1.4–1.6L Gamma units, and severe oil dilution from blocked DPF/EGR systems on 1.6L CRDi diesels. Turbocharger oil-coking also affects early Kappa T-GDi engines driven primarily on short urban trips. Because these Hyundai engine failure symptoms rarely allow for safe preventative repair, full replacement is usually the most reliable long-term solution.

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Question 10

How can I get the best price on a Hyundai engine?

Prices for identical Hyundai engine codes can vary by over £1,000 between independent suppliers, so comparing at least three quotes is essential for securing the cheapest way to replace engine uk. Opt for a low-mileage used Hyundai engine if you need an immediate budget solution, or choose a reconditioned unit with upgraded internals for long-term reliability. Always verify whether your quote includes VAT, delivery, and ancillary fittings before committing to lock in the best price Hyundai engine deal available.

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