Compare Macan engine prices. Rebuilt N47D20C/B47D20A units for F20 chassis (2015-2019) with 12m Unlimited Mileage Warranty from UK suppliers.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Porsche Macan?
Engine Finders specializes in Macan engines with solutions for common EA839 and EA888 Gen 3B timing chain tensioner failures.
Includes updated IMS and timing chain components for 95B engines.
Fully reconditioned to factory tolerances with updated PCV systems.
Restored with attention to carbon buildup and oil consumption issues.
Plug-and-play units for quick resolution of catastrophic failures.
Performance-tuned with updated turbocharger seals for 2.0L/3.0L units.
Low-mileage pull-outs with full service history and diagnostics report.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Porsche Macan replacement engines. From the N47D20C diesel to B47D20A variants, we address Macan-specific failures like EGR valve clogging in the N47D20C (noted in Porsche Service Bulletin SWE-18-01) and high-pressure fuel pump wear in the B47D20A unique to Macan’s F20 chassis (2015-2019). Whether you need a replacement due to specific EGR valve failures in the N47D20C Macan or timing chain issues, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
We replace the N47D20C timing chain tensioner (OEM 11347585994) with upgraded components engineered to counter the accelerated wear caused by the Macan’s aggressive VANOS calibration-addressing the exact failure pattern documented in Porsche Technical Service Bulletin SWE-18-01 for F20-chassis Macans (2015-2019).
Our reconditioned N47D20C engines include updated EGR coolers (OEM 13717607973) and revised valve assemblies specifically calibrated for the Macan’s higher exhaust backpressure-solving the chronic carbon buildup that plagues Macan but not other N47-equipped Porsches.
For Macan B47D20A engines (2019-2023), we install reinforced HPFP units (OEM 13518619932) with updated camshaft lobes to prevent premature wear-a known issue in Macan due to its unique fuel rail pressure mapping not found in other B47 applications.
We retrofit B47D20A Macan engines with revised wastegate actuators (OEM 7525983) and oil feed restrictors to combat turbo lag and oil coking-failures directly tied to the Macan’s stop-start system and tighter engine bay thermal management.
Our reconditioned N47D20C Macan engines feature updated piston ring packs (OEM 11127598385) and PCV valves (OEM 11157583932) calibrated for the Macan’s elevated oil consumption-caused by its distinct crankcase ventilation routing absent in other N47 variants.
Every replacement engine includes OEM-spec hydraulic mounts (OEM 95834113300) engineered for the Macan’s stiffer subframe and AWD torque bias-ensuring seamless integration without drivetrain shudder common with generic replacements.
We pre-install Macan-specific coolant manifolds (OEM 95810621500) and thermostat housings to match the F20’s dual-circuit cooling layout-critical for preventing overheating issues that arise when using non-Macan-spec engines.
All engines undergo Macan-specific DME coding using Porsche PIWIS III protocols to align with the vehicle’s unique torque converter lock-up strategy and all-wheel-drive clutch control-avoiding limp mode triggers common with off-the-shelf replacements.
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Whether you're facing EGR valve clogging in early Macan 2.0L diesels or timing chain tensioner failure in the EA839 V6, Engine Finders connects you with UK suppliers offering Porsche Macan replacement engines built to resolve model-specific weaknesses.
The Porsche Macan (Type 95B) launched in 2014 with 2.0L and 3.0L turbocharged engines, evolving through a mid-cycle refresh in 2019 and the introduction of the all-electric Macan in 2024. Petrol Macans (2014-2023) used the EA888 Gen 3B I4 and EA839 V6, both prone to timing chain tensioner wear-especially the EA839 (OEM part 948.105.229.00), addressed partially in Porsche Service Bulletin WSC-17-09. Diesel variants (2014-2018) featured the N47D20C and B47D20A, suffering from EGR cooler failures and injector carbon buildup due to Macan-specific tuning and shorter gearing. Unlike other Porsche SUVs, the Macan’s compact platform subjected its powertrains to higher thermal stress, accelerating wear in turbocharger actuators and oil pumps.
Below are the verified engine codes used exclusively or predominantly in the Porsche Macan across its production run, with Macan-specific failure notes:
Note: While some codes appear in other Porsche models, their calibration, mounting, and ancillary systems in the Macan create unique failure signatures-making Macan-specific replacements essential.
We offer three Macan-specific engine types: used (tested and mileage-verified), reconditioned (with updated tensioners for EA888/EA839), and remanufactured (fully rebuilt to OEM+ spec). For N47D20C and EA839 Macans, we strongly recommend remanufactured units due to systemic design flaws in original components.
Every engine is matched to your Macan’s VIN to ensure compatibility with PDK transmission coding and VTG turbo calibration.
Our reconditioned Macan engines include critical Macan-specific upgrades: new timing chain tensioner (OEM 06K109257E for EA888; 948.105.229.00 for EA839), reinforced EGR coolers for N47D20C, and recalibrated turbo actuators for B47D20A. All units address the high oil consumption and chain wear patterns unique to the Macan’s driving dynamics.
Every engine undergoes Macan-specific bench testing, including PDK CAN bus handshake verification and VTG turbo sweep diagnostics.
Reconditioned and remanufactured Macan engines come with a standard 12-month parts-and-labour warranty. Note: Timing chain components in EA888 Gen 3B and EA839 engines carry limited coverage due to inherent design limitations acknowledged in Porsche Service Bulletin WSC-17-09.
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When your engine fails, Porsche Macan 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 disassembly using Porsche tool 9612 for N47 timing alignment-critical for 95B chassis to prevent camshaft misalignment during reassembly.
2. Inspection of cylinder bores & head gasket surfaces; N47D20C units often show scoring from oil starvation due to clogged oil pick-up screens (common in 2015-2017).
3. Replacement of high-failure items: timing chain tensioner (OEM 11347585994), guide rails, and updated EGR cooler (for diesel Macan per Porsche SB SWE-18-01).
4. Precision torque sequence applied to EA888 cylinder heads (25Nm + 90° + 90°) using calibrated tools-deviation causes head gasket failure in Macan’s high-boost setup.
5. Post-build bench testing: 45-minute run-in cycle with live monitoring of oil pressure, VANOS response, and emissions compliance for 95B MoT standards.
6. Final validation with Macan-specific ECU handshake-ensures no limp mode on install, especially critical for 2018+ models with updated DME software.