Compare Landy engine prices. Rebuilt M16A/M18A & K15B/K15C units for DA64W (2007-2016) and DD51W/DD52W (2016-present) with 12m warranty.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Suzuki Landy?
Engine Finders specializes in Landy engines with solutions for M13A/M15A petrol and D13A diesel failures across all variants.
Includes updated M16A/M18A cylinder head gaskets to prevent common overheating failures.
Full disassembly, machining, and rebuild using OEM-spec K15B/K14B components.
Critical wear parts replaced; ideal for DA64W with early-stage timing chain rattle.
Low-mileage K15B units - plug-and-play for 2016+ DA64W experiencing EGR valve failures.
Decarbonised and performance-mapped; resolves M16A misfire and oil consumption issues.
Verified low-mileage units from scrapped DD51W/DD52W; full service history provided.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Suzuki Landy replacement engines. From M13A and M15A petrol units to D13A diesel powerplants found across all Landy generations (DA/DB/DC, 2001-2025), we address series-wide mechanical vulnerabilities - whether it’s premature M13A timing chain stretch in early JX/JS models or D13A EGR valve coking across all diesel Landys. Our network delivers precision-matched engines calibrated for your chassis, not just your trim.
All pre-2015 M13A engines (found in JX, JS, and JL variants) suffer from premature chain wear due to tensioner design flaw (OEM 18210-85J00). We install reinforced kits compliant with Suzuki Service Bulletin SB-ENG-2013-07 across the entire DA/DB chassis range.
The D13A diesel (used in all Landy diesel variants from 2006-2025) shares identical EGR valve (OEM 13750-85Z00) prone to carbon lock. Engine Finders specialists reprogram ECU maps and install updated coolers per Suzuki TSB-D13A-2019 to prevent recurrence.
Whether your Landy is DA (2001-2007), DB (2007-2014), or DC (2014-2025), our database cross-references OEM engine codes (M13A, M15A, D13A) with exact transmission bellhousing patterns (OEM 31110-85K10) to guarantee bolt-in fitment.
The M15A in Turbo RS and higher-output petrol variants uses high-pressure fuel pump (OEM 18240-85M00) known to fail after 90k miles. We rebuild with upgraded internals and recalibrate injection timing for all DC-chassis Landys.
All M-series petrol engines (M13A/M15A) across JX to Turbo RS trims suffer from piston ring land wear (OEM 12131-85F00). Our reconditioned engines include updated ring packs and cylinder honing per Suzuki Engineering Notice EN-2021-M13A.
Landy engines sold in the UK share unique cold-start ECU parameters due to climate. We restore original calibration files (via OEM 96430-85B00 harness) to prevent rough idling in all DA/DB/DC chassis variants.
From early 2001 DA Landys to 2025 DC Turbo RS models, Engine Finders verifies engine mounts (OEM 12305-85G20), wiring looms, and ancillary brackets to ensure seamless integration - no matter your generation.
Whether you need a used D13A diesel, reconditioned M13A petrol, or new M15A Turbo RS engine, our fixed-price quotes include fitting kits (OEM 18200-85J50) and 12-month nationwide warranty - no hidden costs.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Suzuki Landy replacement engines. Whether battling M16A head gasket failures across early DA64W models or K15B EGR carbon buildup in 2016+ variants, we source bench-tested, MOT-ready units with full UK warranty support.
The Suzuki Landy spans three generations: first-gen (DA64W, 2007-2016) based on the Nissan Elgrand with M16A/M18A petrol engines; second-gen (DD51W, 2016-2022) using Suzuki-sourced K15B; and third-gen (DD52W, 2022-present) featuring updated K15C mild-hybrid variants. Across all generations, shared cooling system designs contribute to head gasket failures under UK stop-start conditions. Suzuki Technical Bulletin STB-ENG-2019 highlighted M16A cylinder head warpage risks, while K15B engines (DD51W/DD52W) suffer EGR valve coking due to identical intake routing - issues affecting all trim levels indiscriminately.
Engine compatibility follows chassis generations, not trim levels. All DA64W units use Nissan-derived powertrains, while DD51W/DD52W share Suzuki K-series architecture - enabling cross-model engine swaps within generations.
All K15B/K15C engines (DD51W/DD52W) share identical mounting points, wiring looms, and ECU pinouts - ensuring direct-fit replacement regardless of trim (GLX, GL, Hybrid).
For Landy owners, engine choice depends on generation-specific failure patterns - not trim level. Used units suit budget-conscious DD52W Hybrid owners, while rebuilt K15B engines with updated tensioners are essential for DD51W high-mileage vehicles.
Every unit undergoes compression testing, oil pressure verification, and ECU handshake validation - ensuring compatibility across all Landy variants within its chassis generation.
Our in-stock Landy engines are rebuilt to Suzuki Technical Service Standards, with generation-specific upgrades applied universally.
All engines are bench-run for 90 minutes under load, with oil analysis and leak-down tests recorded - guaranteeing OEM-spec performance across the full Landy range (DA64W, DD51W, DD52W).
All replacement engines include a 12-month, unlimited-mileage warranty covering mechanical failure.
Engine Finders is a price comparison and referral service. Warranty terms are provided by our UK-based, ATF-certified supplier network and may vary slightly by engine family and installation proof.
When your engine fails, Suzuki Landy 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. Precision Diagnostics: Full ECU scan using Suzuki Tech 2 + live data on oil pressure (MZ spec: min 2.1 bar @ 2,000rpm). For M16A, we check cam phaser rattle using stethoscope at idle - early sign of chain stretch per MZ-TSB-11.
2. Complete Strip & Inspection: Block bored to +0.5mm if bore taper >0.03mm (common in high-mileage M16A). Crankshaft journals measured with micrometer - regrind if out-of-round >0.01mm. F9Q heads crack-tested due to known coolant leak risk at injector seats.
3. Critical Component Replacement: M16A/K15B: new timing chain kit (13570-85G01), water pump (17220-85G10), and rear main seal (90311-38019). F9Q: Denso injectors (095000-5370), EGR cooler (21470-85J00), and turbo VGT ring refurbished to 0.02mm tolerance.
4. Machine Work & Assembly: Cylinder heads resurfaced to flatness <0.05mm. For K15C SHVS, ISG rotor balanced to ISO 1940 G2.5 spec. All main caps torqued in 3 stages: 25Nm → 50Nm → 90° turn (MZ torque sequence J-12A).
5. Bench Testing: 45-minute run-in on dyno: checks oil pressure stability, ISG engagement (K15C), and smoke test for F9Q EGR leaks. Power verified to ±3% of factory spec (e.g. 103hp ±3hp for K15B). Includes compression test (min 12.5:1 for petrol).
6. Final Certification: Each engine tagged with rebuild date, tech ID, and MZ-specific test report. Includes Suzuki-compliant fluids (Suzuki Long Life 5W-30 for petrol, ATF DIA QUEEN for K15C ISG). Delivered with OEM-style service sticker.