Compare Transit engine prices. Rebuilt Duratorq, EcoBlue & EcoBoost units for T6/T7/T8 (2006-2025) with 12m warranty from UK suppliers.
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Engine Finders specializes in Transit engines with solutions across all generations and configurations.
High-performance rebuilds addressing common DPF and EGR issues.
Fully stripped and rebuilt to factory specs with updated components.
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Engine Finders supports UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Ford Transit replacement engines. From Duratorq 2.2L/2.4L and EcoBlue 2.0L diesels to Puma and EcoBoost petrol units across T6, T7, and T8 chassis (1995-2025), we solve shared failure modes like timing chain stretch in Puma engines, EGR cooler corrosion in EcoBlue variants, and injector seal leaks in early Duratorq units. Whether you're managing DPF faults in a Transit Custom or head gasket failure in a T6 van, Engine Finders connects you with rebuilders who understand the full Transit series.
All 2.2L/2.4L Duratorq Puma engines (T6/T7, 2006-2016) suffer from premature timing chain wear. We install OEM-spec upgraded kits (part 1840281) per Ford Technical Service Bulletin 32/2014 across all Transit, Transit Custom, and Tourneo variants to eliminate tensioner collapse and chain rattle.
The 2.0L EcoBlue engine (T6.2/T7/T8, 2016-present) uses a shared EGR cooler design prone to cracking. We replace it with reinforced OEM unit (CV6W-9F479-BA) and update coolant routing to prevent repeat failures across all Transit Custom and Connect variants.
Early 2.2L/2.4L Duratorq engines (T6, 2006-2014) share faulty copper injector seals (OEM 1423747), causing combustion gas leaks. Our rebuilds include updated seals and recalibrated fuel rails (per Workshop Manual 203-01) to restore compression across base through L4H3 variants.
2.0L/2.3L EcoBoost Transit engines (T6/T7, 2018-2025) use identical high-pressure fuel pumps (OEM CV6W-9A391-AA), prone to failure after 80k miles. We proactively replace them and recalibrate rail pressure to prevent lean misfires in Custom Titanium and Sport trims.
All diesel Transits (2.2L-2.0L EcoBlue) use the same oil cooler housing (OEM 1822169), which cracks under thermal stress. We fit reinforced alloy replacements and multi-layer steel head gaskets (OEM 1847122) proven across T6, T7, and T8 chassis applications.
Transit vans (L1-L4, H1-H3) and Transit Custom MPVs use distinct hydraulic mounts. We match correct OEM codes - 1847892 for T6 diesel, CV6W-6028-A for T7 petrol - to ensure vibration-free operation across all body styles and wheelbases.
EcoBlue and late Duratorq engines require precise DPF/SCR mapping. Rebuilders flash updated calibration files per Ford Engineering Note EN-2021-05 to prevent MoT failures - ensuring compliance across all UK-spec Transit, Custom, and Tourneo diesel variants.
Unlike generic suppliers, Engine Finders partners exclusively with UK workshops certified in Ford T6/T7/T8 diagnostics - ensuring every rebuilt engine meets series-specific torque specs, emissions standards, and ancillary compatibility for all Transit van and MPV variants.
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Engine Finders supports UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Ford Transit replacement engines. Whether battling Puma TDCi timing chain wear across T6 vans or EcoBlue EGR cooler failures in T7/T8 models, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions tailored to the full Transit series.
The Ford Transit has evolved through multiple generations: T6 (2006-2020) with Duratorq 2.2L/2.4L and Puma diesels, T7 (2014-2023) introducing EcoBlue 2.0L, and T8 (2023-present) with mild-hybrid variants. Ford Technical Service Bulletin 32/2014 addressed timing chain tensioner failures across all T6 Puma engines, while EcoBlue units (T6.2/T7/T8) share EGR cooler cracking due to identical casting design - regardless of van, Custom, or Tourneo body style. From base L1 H1 vans to high-roof L4 H3 and MPV derivatives, all variants rely on shared powertrain architecture, creating consistent failure patterns that demand series-wide rebuild protocols.
Ford Transit engines are grouped by platform and generation, with shared components across all body styles (van, Custom, Tourneo) and configurations (L1-L4, H1-H3):
All diesel engines from 2006 onward share the same oil cooler housing (1822169) and head gasket design (1847122), meaning failure modes and rebuild protocols apply uniformly across the entire Transit series.
While used Transit engines offer lower upfront cost, they carry high risk due to shared design flaws across the series. For T6 Puma engines, remanufactured units with upgraded timing kits (1840281) are strongly recommended. For EcoBlue variants, only reconditioned engines with updated EGR coolers (CV6W-9F479-BA) ensure long-term reliability - regardless of whether the engine came from a Transit van, Custom MPV, or Tourneo passenger model.
Engine Finders connects you with UK suppliers who inspect all units for compression, oil pressure, and smoke emissions - ensuring only series-appropriate, road-ready engines are offered.
Our in-stock reconditioned Transit engines include series-specific component upgrades to address generation-wide weaknesses:
Every engine undergoes 3-hour bench testing - simulating real-world load profiles across base vans, Custom MPVs, and high-output models - ensuring OEM torque curves, emission compliance, and vibration-free operation before dispatch.
All reconditioned Transit engines come with a minimum 12-month warranty covering mechanical failure.
Engine Finders is a price comparison website - warranty terms are set and honoured by our vetted UK suppliers. Final coverage, duration (12-24 months), and exclusions may vary by engine family, mileage, and supplier.
When your engine fails, Ford Transit 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. Disassembly & Inspection: Experts strip the Transit engine completely, cataloging components and identifying wear patterns specific to TDCi units. Critical measurements check for block distortion and bearing wear that's common in commercial applications.
2. Block & Head Machining: The Transit engine block undergoes honing and decking to restore factory tolerances. Cylinder heads are resurfaced and valves adjusted to Ford specifications, particularly important for EGR-equipped variants.
3. Component Replacement: Worn parts like pistons, rings, and bearings are replaced with OEM-spec components. For Transit TDCi engines, updated EGR systems and DPF components are installed to address known failure points.
4. Assembly with Torque Specs: Using Ford-recommended torque sequences, the Transit engine is rebuilt with new gaskets and seals. Special attention is paid to timing components for diesel variants to ensure proper injection synchronization.
5. Testing & Calibration: The rebuilt Transit engine runs on dynamometer for 2+ hours, checking power output, emissions, and oil pressure. ECU programming is verified for the specific Transit variant and chassis code.
6. Quality Verification: Final inspection confirms all Transit engine specifications meet factory standards. Leak tests, compression checks, and emissions verification ensure the rebuilt unit performs reliably in commercial applications.