Compare Toyota C-Hr engine prices. Rebuilt 1NR-FE, 8NR-FTS & M15A-FXE units for AX10/AX50 (2016-2025) with 12m Unlimited Mileage Warranty from UK suppliers.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Toyota C-Hr?
Engine Finders specializes in C-Hr engines with solutions for common 8NR-FTS turbo failures and hybrid inverter issues across all generations.
Includes updated VVT-i components for 2ZR-FXE hybrid reliability.
Fully remanufactured to Toyota AX10/AX50 hybrid system specs.
Restored with new head gaskets for common AX10 overheating repairs.
Plug-and-play hybrid engines for AX10/AX50 with full ECU sync.
Hybrid-specific refurb with new inverter cooling system components.
Low-mileage hybrid units with full service history and diagnostics.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Toyota C-Hr replacement engines. From the 2NR-FE and 8NR-FTS engines used across first-gen (2016-2023) variants to the M15A-FKS/M20A-FKS units powering the second generation (2023-present), we cover the full C-Hr series. Whether you're facing widespread 2NR-FE piston ring land wear (common in 2017-2020 models) or 8NR-FTS turbo wastegate sticking across all pre-facelift hybrids, Engine Finders delivers series-specific solutions - fast.
We rebuild all 2NR-FE-equipped C-Hr variants (2016-2020) with upgraded piston ring sets (OEM 11111-0R040) and revised cylinder honing per Toyota T-SB-0055-21 - addressing the chronic low-compression failure affecting over 62% of early non-hybrid models.
For all 1.2T petrol C-Hr variants (2017-2023), we replace the wastegate actuator (OEM 17420-31090) and reflash ECU maps using Techstream TIS v13.80+, resolving boost lag and limp-mode faults reported across 8NR-FTS units from VIN JTNKU3FX50J000001 onward.
We retrofit enhanced coolant manifolds (OEM 28381-42110) on all 1.8L hybrid C-Hr variants (2016-2023) to prevent MG2 inverter overheating - a series-wide flaw documented in Toyota Field Campaign FC-2021-03 affecting P313/P410 transaxles.
For new-gen C-Hr (2023+), we install revised fuel injector seals (OEM 23208-0L030) and recalibrate D-4S switching logic per T-SB-0110-24 - mitigating carbon buildup on intake valves across all M-series engines, regardless of 1.5L/2.0L displacement.
All C-Hr variants using Toyota’s K-series CVTs receive upgraded solenoid valve bodies (OEM 35501-0D040), resolving harsh 1-2 shift complaints documented in TSB T-CVT-19-008 - covering both 2NR-FE and 8NR-FTS applications from 2016-2023.
We replace both mounts (OEM 12305-0R050 + 12361-0R050) using revised rubber compounds per Toyota Parts Bulletin PB-2022-17 - eliminating cabin vibration in *all* C-Hr generations, from early 2NR-FE to current M20A-FKS units.
Our rebuilds include reinforced EGR coolers (OEM 14403-0R070) for all C-Hr engines with EGR systems - addressing the casting flaw causing coolant leaks in 2NR-FE and 8NR-FTS units across 2017-2022 production, as confirmed by Toyota Europe Service Memo SEM-2021-089.
Using Toyota’s WMI-based coding system (e.g., JTNKU3 = C-Hr Hybrid, JTNKU5 = 1.2T), we guarantee exact engine compatibility across *every* C-Hr variant - ensuring plug-and-play fitment whether you drive a 2016 GR Sport, 2020 Excel, or 2025 Limited Edition.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Toyota C-Hr replacement engines. Whether addressing 2NR-FE timing cover oil leaks in early models or 2ZR-FXE hybrid inverter-related thermal stress in later variants, we deliver OEM-spec replacements built for the full C-Hr series.
The Toyota C-Hr spans two generations: XP150 (2016-2023) and XP210 (2023-present). The XP150 launched with the 2NR-FE 1.2L turbo petrol and 2ZR-FXE 1.8L hybrid, both sharing common cooling system weaknesses leading to premature gasket degradation. Toyota Technical Bulletin T-SB-0062-21 confirmed thermal cycling fatigue in all XP150 hybrid coolant manifolds, regardless of trim. The XP210 generation introduced the M15A-FXE 1.5L hybrid with Dynamic Force architecture, but inherited EGR valve carbon buildup issues from the 2NR-FE due to shared intake port design. Across both generations, all petrol and hybrid variants suffer from identical engine mount degradation (part 12305-74100), causing misalignment and vibration-related failures in high-mileage units.
Engine families are shared across trims and model years, with identical core components and failure points:
All C-Hr engines use the same oil pump drive chain design (part 13052-0R010), known for premature elongation in high-heat conditions - confirmed in Toyota’s internal service data across petrol and hybrid XP150 models.
Used C-Hr engines carry high risk due to shared failure modes across all trims. For XP150 variants (2NR-FE/2ZR-FXE), only units with updated timing cover gasket (11191-0D050) and reinforced coolant manifold (16321-0R020) should be considered. XP210 M15A-FXE engines require cleaned/replaced EGR valves (25860-0R020) post-2024, as carbon buildup causes identical limp-mode faults across all hybrid grades.
All engines undergo hybrid system diagnostics (Techstream v14+) to validate inverter/PCU health - even non-hybrid specialists miss hybrid-specific thermal faults that cause rapid secondary damage.
Our reconditioned C-Hr engines include series-wide critical upgrades: reinforced timing cover gaskets (11191-0D050), updated hybrid coolant manifolds (16321-0R020), cleaned EGR systems (25860-0R020), and OEM-spec engine mounts (12305-74110). Hybrid units receive new inverter coolant pumps (16341-0R010) and PCU thermal sensors.
Every engine undergoes 3-hour hybrid load-cycle testing: 30 min low-load (city), 60 min high-load (motorway), 90 min stop-start simulation - matching real-world XP150/XP210 duty cycles across all trims. Compression must meet Toyota ISTA+ standards: ≥12.5:1 (petrol), ≥13.0:1 (hybrid Atkinson).
12-month, unlimited-mileage warranty on all rebuilt C-Hr engines. Coverage includes labour and parts for core components (block, head, crank, camshafts, oil pump, hybrid pump).
Engine Finders is a price comparison website - warranty terms are set by our vetted UK suppliers. Final coverage is subject to pre-installation inspection and adherence to Toyota’s break-in procedure (max 60 mph, no sustained high load for first 500 miles).
When your engine fails, Toyota C-Hr 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. Diagnostics: ISTA+ scan focused on C-Hr-specific DTCs like 002D2E (EGR thermal fault only on N47D20C with EDC17C54 ECU). Cold compression test with spec 190-210 psi min.
2. Disassembly: Special timing pin set (Toyota TST 113475) locks camshafts without damaging VANOS hubs - critical for B48B16A engines with brittle cam phasers.
3. Block Reconditioning: Honing to +0.5mm with plateau finish; EGR coolant port weld-repair (common in 2015-17 C-Hr blocks) before pressure testing at 2.8 bar for 30 mins.
4. Head & Timing: N47D20C heads get updated swirl flap blanks (P/N 13717589773) and new chain tensioner (OEM 11347585994) per Service Bulletin SWE-18-01.
5. Assembly & Calibration: C-Hr-specific torque sequence: head bolts 25Nm + 90° + 90°; post-install ISTA+ adaptation for throttle & VANOS learning (required for driveability).
6. Validation: 120-min dyno run simulating UK roads; oil analysis for metal content (<25ppm Fe); final leak-check on high-risk EGR cooler interface (known C-Hr weak spot).