Compare 206 engine prices. Rebuilt TU/TU5 & DW/DW10 units for 1A/2A (1998-2010) with 12m warranty from UK suppliers.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Peugeot 206?
Engine Finders specializes in 206 engines with solutions for TU/TU5/TU3 failure patterns across all variants.
Includes updated timing components for TU engine reliability.
Factory-spec rebuilds with enhanced TU5 timing belt components.
Thoroughly inspected with updated EGR systems for 206 diesels.
Direct swap engines with verified TU engine compatibility.
Cleaned and tested units with enhanced cooling system components.
Affordable options with verified mileage and TU engine history.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Peugeot 206 replacement engines. From TU series petrol engines to DW series diesels found across the 206 range, we specialise in the full technical scope of this iconic supermini. Whether you're battling TU3 timing belt failures across early 206 models or DW8 EGR issues in later diesel variants, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
The TU3 engine family (1.1L-1.6L) across 206 petrol variants shares identical timing belt configurations prone to failure after 80k miles. Our specialists use genuine Peugeot timing components (part 9624484880) to prevent catastrophic valve damage, covering all TU3A, TU3M, and TU3JP variants in the 206 range.
DW8 and DW10 diesel engines across 206 HDi variants suffer identical EGR carbon buildup after 60k miles due to shared exhaust gas recirculation design. Our rebuilds include genuine EGR valves (part 9644501880) and upgraded cooling systems to prevent repeat failures across all 1.4HDi, 1.6HDi, and 2.0HDi 206 models.
The TU5JP engine in 1.6 petrol 206 models (1998-2009) shares identical high-pressure fuel pump designs prone to failure after 100k miles. Our specialists install genuine pumps (part 9634484880) with upgraded fuel lines, covering 1.6i, 1.6S, and 1.6 HDI variants across the 206 production run.
DW10 engines in 2.0HDi 206 variants are prone to cylinder head cracking due to shared aluminium construction and cooling system design. Our rebuilds feature reinforced head gaskets (part 9644501881) and upgraded cooling components, addressing the common failure pattern across all DW10-powered 206 models.
Automatic 206 models with AL4 transmission (part 224R40000A) require engine swaps that maintain perfect ECU communication and torque converter compatibility. Our specialists ensure seamless integration across all automatic 206 petrol and diesel variants, maintaining smooth shifting and optimal performance.
All 206 engine families share similar cooling system layouts prone to radiator failure after 120k miles. Our complete engine installations include upgraded radiators (part 9634484882) and cooling components specifically designed for 206's compact engine bay, covering TU, DW, and later EP series engines.
Later 206 models with EP series engines feature timing chain systems prone to tensioner failure after 90k miles. Our specialists install complete timing chain kits (part 9654501880) addressing the shared chain guide and tensioner design across all EP6, EP6DT, and EP6CDT variants in the 206 range.
Our specialists maintain complete technical databases covering 206 chassis codes AC5 (Phase 1), AD (Phase 2), and AK (206+), ensuring perfect engine compatibility across all production phases. From early TU series to late EP series engines, we provide generation-specific expertise for every 206 variant.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Peugeot 206 replacement engines. Whether battling TU5JP4 timing chain issues across early AC5 petrol variants or DW8 HDi injection pump failures in diesel models, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions.
The Peugeot 206 series spanned critical generations from 1998-2009 with AC5 chassis, featuring multiple engine families including TU3/TU5 petrol units and DW7/DW8/DW10 diesel variants. All TU5JP4 engines (1.6L petrol) suffered timing chain wear addressed in Peugeot Technical Service Bulletins, while DW8 HDi diesels (1.4L) experienced EGR cooler failures regardless of trim (base HDi to S16). The later EP6 engines in 206 CC models introduced new valve train challenges, and DW10 diesels (2.0L) required updated injection pumps across all AC5 body styles from 1998-2009.
The 206 series utilized distinct engine families across AC5 chassis generations, with common failure patterns affecting multiple variants. Each engine family shares identical components and failure modes regardless of body style (standard, CC convertible, or S16).
All 206 series engines share identical mounting points and electrical connections across AC5 chassis, ensuring direct OEM fitment regardless of variant. The same Peugeot OEM part numbers apply to equivalent engines across different trim levels.
For 206 series owners: Used engines carry high risk due to shared TU5/DW8 failure patterns across all AC5 variants. Reconditioned units with updated timing components are essential for pre-2003 petrol engines, while remanufactured DW8/DW10 diesels with upgraded injection pumps are recommended for all HDi variants regardless of trim level.
All engines undergo comprehensive inspection and testing before dispatch, with detailed condition reports available for transparency.
Our reconditioned 206 series engines include comprehensive rebuilds with new timing components, cylinder head refurbishment, and updated parts per Peugeot technical bulletins. Each engine family receives specific upgrades addressing known failure points across all AC5 variants.
All units undergo 2-hour dyno tests simulating real-world loads across different power outputs, with compression checks meeting Peugeot standards for the entire AC5 series.
All rebuilt engines include a comprehensive 12-month warranty covering the entire AC5 chassis family regardless of variant.
Engine Finders is a price comparison website - warranty terms are set by our vetted UK suppliers. Final coverage varies by engine family and mileage.
When your engine fails, Peugeot 206 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.
Experts disassemble the 206 engine completely, cataloguing each component. Special attention is given to TU series timing components and DW series EGR systems. All parts are cleaned and inspected for wear patterns specific to 206 applications.
Cylinder blocks and heads undergo pressure testing and crack inspection. TU engines are checked for head gasket failure patterns, while DW diesels are examined for EGR cooler cracking. Bore measurements ensure proper clearances for 206 specifications.
Worn components are replaced with genuine Peugeot parts. TU engines receive new timing belts (OEM 9624484880), while DW diesels get upgraded EGR valves (OEM 9644501880). All gaskets and seals are replaced to 206 specifications.
Cylinder blocks are machined to precise tolerances, with crankshafts balanced specifically for 206 applications. Connecting rods are checked for proper alignment and weight matching. Valve jobs ensure proper compression for 206's specific requirements.
Engines are reassembled using torque-to-yield bolts and proper lubrication. TU engines receive updated timing chain components, while DW diesels get new high-pressure fuel pumps. All clearances are verified to 206 specifications.
Completed engines undergo dyno testing to verify power output matches 206 specifications. Oil pressure, compression, and leak-down tests confirm quality. Final inspection includes ECU compatibility verification for 206 models.