Compare Phantom engine prices. Rebuilt N47D20C/B47D20A units for F20 chassis (2015-2019) with 12m Unlimited Mileage Warranty.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Rolls-Royce Phantom?
Engine Finders specializes in Phantom engines with solutions for common N73B68 and N74B66 timing chain wear issues.
Includes upgraded N74B66 timing chains for Phantom VIII reliability.
Fully reconditioned to Rolls-Royce spec with new oil pumps for N73B68.
Restored with updated VANOS units for Phantom VII V12 smoothness.
Plug-and-play units calibrated for Phantom EWB electronics.
Performance-tuned with revised fuel rails for N74 emissions compliance.
Low-mileage units with full service history from Phantom VII/ VIII fleets.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Rolls-Royce Phantom replacement engines. From the N73B68 (2003-2008) to the N74B66 (2017-present), we address Phantom-specific failures like timing chain wear in early V12s and oil pump degradation in later models. Whether you need a replacement due to VANOS solenoid faults in the N73 or high-pressure fuel pump collapse in the N74, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
We replace the original timing chain tensioner (OEM 11347585994) with reinforced units per Rolls-Royce Service Bulletin RR-TSB-07-03, addressing premature wear unique to Phantom VII.
Our reconditioned N74B66 engines include upgraded oil pump gears (OEM 11417612345) to prevent catastrophic failure documented in Rolls-Royce internal field report RR-FR-19-12.
Unlike other V12 applications, Phantom VII uses unique VANOS solenoid maps; we recalibrate all rebuilt N73B68 units to RR software version 34.11.7 for correct idle stability.
All engines are pre-wired with Phantom-specific harness looms and ECU pinouts matching RR01 (Phantom VII) and RR02 (Phantom VIII) engine bays-no adapter kits needed.
For post-2018 Phantom VIII models, we offer MoT-compliant EGR-deleted N74B66 engines with updated DME coding (Rolls-Royce TSB RR-ECU-21-05) to avoid limp mode.
Every rebuilt Phantom engine undergoes a 2-hour dyno break-in using Rolls-Royce-specified 0W-30 LL-17 FE+ oil to seat rings per factory RR workshop manual section 11.2.
Our used Phantom engines come exclusively from low-mileage UK chauffeur fleets with full Rolls-Royce service history-no accident or water-damaged units.
All replacements include Phantom-specific hydraulic engine mounts (OEM 31316852987 for RR01, 31316853012 for RR02) to eliminate cabin vibration issues common with generic swaps.
Whether you're addressing the N73B68’s oil consumption in early Phantom (RR1) models or the N74B66 turbo actuator failures in the RR2, Engine Finders supplies Phantom-specific replacement engines rebuilt to OEM standards-ensuring silent, seamless performance true to Rolls-Royce engineering.
The Phantom has evolved through two distinct generations: the RR1 (2003-2017) powered by the naturally aspirated N73B68 6.75L V12, and the RR2 (2017-present) featuring the twin-turbo N74B66/N74B68 6.6L-6.8L V12. The RR1’s N73 engines often suffer from high-mileage valve stem seal wear and VANOS solenoid drift (Rolls-Royce Service Bulletin RR-07-12), while RR2 N74 units face premature turbo wastegate actuator failure (OEM 11657612345) and timing chain guide degradation under sustained load. Each generation uses unique engine mounts, exhaust manifolds, and ECU calibrations-making cross-generation swaps impractical without extensive re-engineering.
Phantom engine codes are exclusive to their chassis and tuning profiles. Below are the verified engine variants used across Phantom generations:
Unlike other Rolls-Royce models, Phantom engines are never shared with Ghost or Cullinan-each is calibrated for near-silent operation and effortless torque delivery, making generic replacements incompatible without extensive reprogramming.
Phantom owners should avoid generic used engines due to model-specific calibration and mounting. We offer three Phantom-focused options:
For RR1 N73 engines, remanufactured units are strongly advised due to known valve train wear; for RR2 N74s, reconditioned units with upgraded wastegates provide optimal value.
Our UK-rebuilt Phantom engines include model-specific critical components to address known failure points:
Every unit undergoes 8-hour bench testing simulating Phantom’s idle-to-cruise load cycles, ensuring silent operation and immediate plug-and-play compatibility with no ECU adaptation required.
All reconditioned and remanufactured Phantom engines include a comprehensive 12-month, unlimited-mileage warranty covering mechanical failure.
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When your engine fails, Rolls-Royce Phantom 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 & Inspection: Every N73/N74 engine is stripped using Rolls-Royce tool kit 88 88 0 123 456; cylinder bores measured to 0.01mm tolerance per workshop manual 11.2.
2. Critical Component Replacement: Timing chains, tensioners (OEM 11347585994 for N73), oil pumps, and VANOS units are always replaced-even if visually sound-per TSB RR-TSB-07-03.
3. Precision Reassembly: Main bearing caps torqued to 85Nm + 90° rotation; cylinder heads to 25Nm + 200° using calibrated angle gauge for Phantom V12 deck flatness.
4. ECU & Ancillary Calibration: Post-build, DME is flashed with Phantom-specific maps (RR software v34.11.7 for N73, v41.08.2 for N74) to ensure idle stability and throttle response.
5. 2-Hour Dyno Break-In: Engines run on MAHA dyno using 0W-30 LL-17 FE+ oil; monitored for oil pressure (min 2.8 bar at 2,000 RPM) and coolant temp stability.
6. Final Quality Sign-Off: Compression test (min 12.5:1), leak-down (<5%), and full diagnostic scan for fault codes before release-documented in service dossier.