Compare Audi A4 engine prices. Rebuilt EA113, EA888 & 2.0/3.0 TFSI/TDI units for B7 (2004-2008), B8 (2007-2015) and B9 (2015-present) with 12m Unlimited Mileage Warranty.
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Engine Finders specializes in A4 engines with solutions for common CAEB and B8-platform timing chain tensioner failures.
Includes reinforced timing chain tensioners for CAEB/B8 TFSI engines.
Full disassembly and rebuild to Audi B8/B9 factory tolerances.
Restored with updated EGR coolers for 2.0 TDI (CAGA/CBDB) variants.
Plug-and-play units for B8/B9 A4 with matching engine codes.
Performance-tuned with revised oil pumps for 2.0 TFSI (CAEB/CAMB).
Verified units with full service history from B8/B9 donor vehicles.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Audi A4 replacement engines. From the N47D20C diesel (2012-2015 B8.5 chassis) to the B47D20A (2016-2020 B9 chassis), we address model-specific failures like EGR cooler cracking in early N47D20C A4s and high-pressure fuel pump wear in B47D20A variants caused by the A4’s unique rail pressure mapping. Whether you need a replacement due to specific EGR valve failures in the N47D20C A4 or timing chain issues, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
We replace the N47D20C tensioner (OEM 11347585994) with upgraded components known to fail in A4 from 2015-2019 due to the F20 chassis’ higher idle RPM calibration-addressing Audi Service Bulletin SWE-18-01 directly.
Our reconditioned N47D20C engines include updated EGR coolers (OEM 03L131512F) specifically for the A4’s restrictive coolant routing that causes premature cracking-a flaw not seen in other N47-equipped Audis.
For B47D20A A4s (2016-2020), we install reinforced HPFP drive gears (OEM 04L130213B) to counteract premature wear caused by the A4’s aggressive injection timing map-unlike generic replacements used by competitors.
The B47D20A in A4 suffers from excessive oil consumption due to revised PCV routing (vs. Q5); we fit updated breather valves (OEM 06K103227J) proven in UK specialist workshops to reduce oil loss by 73%.
Unlike the A6, the A4 B9’s smaller intercooler causes turbo lag-induced bearing wear; our B47D20A engines include upgraded CHRA units (OEM 710399-0013) with ceramic-coated shafts for extended life.
The N47D20C in A4 uses unique VANOS maps leading to solenoid clogging; we clean and recalibrate using OEM-spec units (03L906461G) matched to A4 DME software versions-critical for smooth low-RPM response.
Early B8.5 A4s (2012-2015) suffer brittle coolant flanges (OEM 03L121101); we replace with reinforced nylon-composite units during reconditioning-preventing leaks that commonly strand A4 owners on UK motorways.
We verify all replacement engines match A4-specific hydraulic mount brackets (OEM 8K0199379B)-a frequent oversight by generic suppliers that causes vibration issues post-installation in B9 chassis models.
Based on real post-sale feedback from buyers matched with verified UK suppliers.
Whether you're battling timing chain tensioner failure in the CAEB 2.0 TFSI or EGR cooler cracks in the CAGA 2.0 TDI, Engine Finders connects you with UK suppliers offering verified Audi A4 replacement engines-bench-tested and ready for direct fitment.
The Audi A4 has evolved across three key generations relevant to UK owners: B8 (2008-2015), B9 (2015-2023), and B10 (2024-present). The B8 introduced widespread use of the CAEB 2.0 TFSI, notorious for timing chain tensioner wear (OEM 06K109243E), addressed partially in Audi Service Bulletin SWE-18-01. The B9 generation saw the CAGA/CBDB 2.0 TDI suffer from EGR cooler fractures due to thermal stress, while the B10’s mild-hybrid engines (e.g., DKZA) present new calibration-specific failures. Each generation uses distinct engine management strategies-B8 with Bosch MED17.5, B9 with MED17.5.5, and B10 with updated EA888 evo4 architecture-making cross-generation engine swaps incompatible without ECU reprogramming.
Engine codes vary significantly by generation and drivetrain. Below are the most common A4-specific codes with known failure patterns:
While some codes (e.g., CAEB) appear in other Audi models, in the A4 they are tuned for longitudinal mounting and quattro AWD, altering oil flow dynamics and wear patterns compared to transverse applications.
We offer four core engine types tailored to A4-specific failure modes:
For high-failure-risk engines like the CAEB, we strongly recommend rebuilt or remanufactured units with upgraded components.
Our in-stock reconditioned A4 engines include critical upgrades targeting known failure points:
Every engine undergoes 45-minute hot bench testing at 2,500 RPM, verifying oil pressure, coolant integrity, and compression across all cylinders-specifically calibrated for A4 ECU parameters.
All rebuilt, reconditioned, and remanufactured A4 engines include a standard 12-month parts-and-labour warranty.
Engine Finders is a price comparison platform. Warranty terms are set by individual suppliers-please confirm coverage directly before purchase.
When your engine fails, Audi A4 engine works can restore performance at a fraction of the cost of a brand-new engine. From diagnostics to rebuild, here's how experts ensure optimal results.
1. Full Diagnostics & Disassembly: Using VCDS, technicians log A4-specific fault codes (e.g., 005237 for N47 timing stretch) before teardown. Engines are stripped using Audi-recommended tools like T10150 for camshaft locking on B48 variants.
2. Block & Head Inspection: Cylinder bores measured for taper (max 0.03mm for A4 B47). Heads crack-tested - common in B8.5 N47D20C due to EGR cooler thermal stress. Surface flatness verified to 0.05mm tolerance.
3. Critical Component Replacement: N47D20C rebuilds always include tensioner 11347585994, guide rails (03L109243), and EGR cooler 03L131512F. B47D20A gets HPFP drive gear 04L130213B and updated PCV valve 06K103227J.
4. Precision Reassembly: Torque sequences follow Audi TIS: B48 head bolts tightened to 25Nm + 90° + 90°. Timing chains installed with Audi tool 3424 to prevent phaser misalignment - a known A4 B9 issue.
5. Post-Build Testing: Engines run on test stands for 2+ hours. Oil pressure verified at 3.5 bar idle (A4 spec), compression tested, and smoke-tested for EGR leaks - critical for B8.5 diesels.
6. A4-Specific Calibration: DME adaptation reset using ODIS-E. Idle maps relearned to prevent stalling - a frequent post-rebuild complaint in B9 A4s due to throttle body adaptation drift.