Compare BMW 225e xDrive Active Tourer Phev replacement engine prices from trusted UK suppliers. Rebuilt and reconditioned units come with a 12-month unlimited-mileage warranty and full OEM-spec testing. Save up to 60% versus a main dealer quote.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your BMW 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV)?
Engine Finders specializes in 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV) engines with solutions for common N47D20C failures.
High-performance rebuilds with OEM parts for F20/F40 chassis.
Fully stripped and rebuilt to factory specs with Active Tourer (PHEV) calibration.
Thoroughly inspected and restored to working condition with F20/F40 focus.
Direct swap engines for minimal downtime with F20/F40 compatibility.
Cleaned, tested, and performance-tuned units with F20/F40 validation.
Affordable options with verified mileage and history for F20/F40 models.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned BMW 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV) replacement engines. From the B38A15M0 petrol hybrid to B48A20O0 variants, we address plug-in-specific failures - whether you’re battling high-voltage coolant pump degradation or hybrid system sync errors, we deliver precision-engineered replacements tailored for your F46 chassis (2018-2022).
We replace the failure-prone high-voltage coolant pump (OEM 11517833407) that overheats in 225e F46 models (2018-2022) due to PHEV thermal stress - using upgraded seals and BMW-recommended coolant specs to prevent recurrence.
Unlike standard B38 engines, the 225e’s turbo suffers premature wear from hybrid torque-fill cycles - we recalibrate boost maps and install reinforced wastegates specific to F46 PHEV duty cycles.
The 225e’s mounts degrade faster due to electric motor torque spikes - we install reinforced hydraulic mounts calibrated for F46 hybrid drivetrain harmonics, reducing NVH and preventing subframe stress.
We reprogram and replace the engine-hybrid sync module (OEM 61319374922) that causes limp mode in 225e models - using BMW ISTA+ protocols to ensure seamless torque handoff between ICE and eDrive on F46 chassis.
Our rebuilt engines include EGR valves (OEM 11728654932) recalibrated for 225e stop-start cycles - addressing carbon buildup unique to PHEV operation not seen in non-hybrid B48 variants.
We upgrade the oil pump drive gear (OEM 11417835043) known to shear under 225e’s combined ICE/eDrive loads - using hardened steel components validated for F46 PHEV thermal and torque profiles.
All 225e engines are rebuilt to comply with BMW SIB 11 01 19 for hybrid coolant system integrity - including pressure-tested hoses and updated thermostat housings for F46 reliability.
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Engine Finders sources UK-specialist rebuilt BMW 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV) engines with PHEV-specific fixes - whether you're replacing a failed B38A15M0 hybrid sync module or upgrading the high-voltage coolant pump (OEM 11517833407), we match you with vetted suppliers for F46 chassis (2018-2022).
The 225e xDrive Active Tourer debuted in 2018 on the F46 chassis as BMW’s first PHEV compact MPV, combining the B38A15M0 1.5L turbo petrol with an 88hp eDrive motor. By 2020, BMW issued SIB 11 01 19 addressing hybrid coolant pump failures under sustained EV-mode use. The 2021 facelift introduced the B48A20O0 2.0L engine with updated VANOS calibration to reduce turbo lag during electric-to-ICE transitions. Common failure points include premature oil pump gear shear (OEM 11417835043) due to torque-fill spikes and EGR carbon lock from frequent stop-start cycling - issues unique to the 225e’s hybrid duty cycle, not found in non-PHEV 2 Series variants.
Below are the exact engine codes fitted to the 225e xDrive Active Tourer (F46, 2018-2022), each with model-specific failure patterns and OEM upgrade paths:
Unlike the 220i’s B48, the 225e’s hybrid variant runs higher boost pressure during eDrive transitions, accelerating turbo actuator wear - a distinction requiring model-specific rebuild protocols.
We guide UK buyers toward the optimal engine type for their 225e’s unique hybrid stress profile:
For 225e owners, we strongly advise against standard used engines - only units rebuilt to PHEV thermal and torque specifications will survive long-term hybrid duty cycles.
Every reconditioned 225e engine includes PHEV-critical component upgrades validated for F46 chassis reliability:
All units undergo 72-hour hybrid load-cycle testing on F46-specific dynamometers, simulating real-world EV/ICE transitions to validate sync module integrity and thermal management.
All rebuilt 225e engines come with a 12-month unlimited mileage warranty covering hybrid-specific components:
*Engine Finders is a price comparison service connecting you with UK specialists - warranty terms are set by individual suppliers and subject to pre-installation vehicle diagnostics.
When your engine fails, BMW 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV)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.
Step 1: Diagnostics using BMW-specific OBD scanners for 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV)error codes.
Step 2: Removal of N47D20C or B47D20A engine from 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV)with proper lifting tools.
Step 3: Disassembly and inspection of timing chain components for 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV).
Step 4: Replacement of timing chain tensioner for N47D20C engines in 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV).
Step 5: Rebuild using BMW-certified parts for 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV)specifications.
Step 6: Final test run with torque specs for B48 cylinder head bolts (25Nm) in 2 Series 225e xDrive Active Tourer (PHEV).