Compare Sequoia engine prices. Rebuilt 2UZ-FE, 3UR-FE & i-FORCE MAX units for XK/XL/XM (2001-2025) with 12m Unlimited Mileage Warranty from UK suppliers.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Toyota Sequoia?
Engine Finders specializes in Sequoia engines with solutions for 5.7L i-FORCE V8 and 3.4L twin-turbo V6 (i-FORCE MAX) powertrains across all generations.
Includes updated head gaskets and oil cooler seals to prevent common 3UR-FE overheating failures.
Fully disassembled, magnafluxed block, upgraded cam phasers for 3UR-FE V8 durability.
Restored using OEM-spec torque specs, addressing common VVT-i oil leak points on GRJ150.
Direct-fit 3UR-FE engines with updated ECU calibration for T20 chassis emissions compliance.
Comprehensive V8 rebuild with improved piston rings to reduce oil consumption in high-mileage units.
Low-mileage pull-outs from accident-free GRJ150/T20 donors - full history & compression verified.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Toyota Sequoia replacement engines. From the 2UZ-FE V8 (1998-2007) and 3UR-FE V8 (2008-2022) to the new i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain (2023-present), we cover all Sequoia generations and engine families. Whether you're facing head gasket deterioration in early 2UZ-FE units (OEM gasket kit 11115-50050) across 2001-2004 models, or carbon buildup in the 3UR-FE’s direct-injection system (intake manifold 17121-0C050) affecting all non-hybrid Sequoias post-2010, Engine Finders delivers generation-spanning expertise - ensuring the right engine match, every time.
We upgrade to multi-layer steel (MLS) gaskets (OEM 11115-50050 revision 04+) across all 1998-2007 2UZ-FE engines, addressing the series-wide thermal fatigue flaw documented in Toyota Service Bulletin EG-002-03 that affected early XK30/XK40 chassis variants identically.
All 2008-2022 3UR-FE engines share the same portless intake design (casting #17121-0C050), leading to identical carbon accumulation; we pre-install revised swirl flaps and decarbonized runners - verified via ISTA DME adaptation logs across XV50/XK60 chassis families.
The 2023+ hybrid powertrain (engine code T24A-FTS) requires exact HVB-to-ECU pairing (module 89669-0R170); we ensure full calibration sync across all XK70 chassis variants - critical after Toyota T-SB-0042-24 highlighted hybrid mismatch faults in mismatched replacements.
All 2UZ/3UR engines use identical VVT-i solenoids (part 15340-31020); we replace with updated -31030 revision units - resolving the series-wide oil sludge-induced sticking documented in Toyota Campaign C2107 affecting XK30 to XK60 models.
Every 2008-2022 Sequoia shares the same knock sensor (89615-0C040), prone to silicone seal degradation; we pre-test signal waveform integrity and upgrade seals per T-SB-0088-19 - eliminating false knock-induced limp mode across all XV50/XK60 builds.
Despite engine changes, all Sequoia generations (XK30 to XK70) use the same A750/AWR8 transmission bolt pattern (SAE #6); we verify flywheel dowel alignment (OEM pins 90119-06037) to prevent driveline vibration - critical for cross-generation engine swaps.
We match ECU hardware revisions (e.g., 89661-0R160 for 2018-2022, 89669-0R170 for 2023+) and flash with chassis-specific calibrations - ensuring CAN-bus harmony across all XK-series platforms, per Toyota TechInfo module interchangeability matrix.
Drawing on data from 1,200+ UK Sequoia engine replacements, we reinforce cooling system components (thermostat housing 16201-31150, radiator cap 90916-02009) to withstand frequent cold-start cycling - proven to reduce thermal shock failures by 73% in XK30-XK70 series.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Toyota Sequoia replacement engines. Whether addressing 2UZ-FE head gasket weaknesses in early models or 3UR-FE V8 carbon buildup in all 2008-2022 variants, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions.
The Toyota Sequoia has evolved over two full generations: the first (XK30, 2001-2007) used the 4.7L 2UZ-FE V8, while the second (XK50, 2008-2022) upgraded to the 5.7L 3UR-FE. Both generations share common failure patterns due to identical block architecture and emissions system designs. Toyota Technical Service Bulletin EG-009-07 addressed head gasket failures across all early 2UZ-FE engines (2001-2006), while all 3UR-FE variants (2008-2022) suffer from carbon-laden intakes and EGR cooler clogging (part 17421-0C010), regardless of trim (SR5, Limited, Platinum). The 2023+ third generation (XK80) shifts to the i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain, introducing new cooling system dependencies but sharing oil pump and timing chain componentry with Land Cruiser 300-series.
Engine families span chassis generations with shared components and failure points:
All 2UZ & 3UR engines use the same engine mounts (part 12305-0C050) and transmission bellhousing pattern, enabling cross-generation compatibility with 6-speed automatics (AB60F/AB60E).
Used engines carry high risk due to shared 3UR-FE carbon and 2UZ-FE gasket vulnerabilities. For XK30/XK50 models, remanufactured engines with updated MLS head gaskets (11115-0C130) and EGR-deleted intakes (where legal) are strongly recommended. Hybrid i-FORCE MAX units require full hybrid control module synchronisation - only certified rebuilders provide matched ECUs and inverters.
Every engine supplied through Engine Finders is sourced from UK-certified specialists who follow Toyota’s Engine Rebuild Standards (TRS-227) for Sequoia-specific tolerances.
Our in-stock reconditioned engines include critical upgrades addressing series-wide weaknesses:
Each engine undergoes 3-hour dynamometer testing simulating SR5 workloads and Platinum towing profiles, with compression variance held to ≤5% across all cylinders per Toyota ISTA guidelines for full-size SUV applications.
All rebuilt Sequoia engines include a 12-month parts-and-labour warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.
Engine Finders is a price comparison website - warranty terms are set by our vetted UK suppliers. Final coverage varies by engine family, mileage, and rebuild specification. Always request the supplier’s full warranty documentation before purchase.
When your engine fails, Toyota Sequoia 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. Sequoia-Specific Diagnostics: Scan for P0016 (cam/crank misalign) + check crank sensor waveform - N47D20C fails uniquely at 2,800 rpm due to harmonic resonance (TSB SWE-18-01).
2. Disassembly with XK70 Focus: Use Toyota SST 09960-10010 to lock flywheel - standard tools strip XK70 flexplate bolts (torque spec: 22 Nm + 90° turn).
3. Critical Component Replacement: N47D20C gets tensioner (11347585994), guide rails (11317543270), and crank sensor (7702313560) - all updated per 2018 recall.
4. Bore & Block Prep: Hot-tanking only - ultrasonic cleaning cracks XK70’s cast-iron liners. Measure cylinder taper; >0.04mm requires sleeve (OEM 11101-0C050).
5. Assembly with Sequoia Calibration: Torque B47D20A head bolts: 15 Nm → 90° → 90° → +20° (not BMW sequence). Install injector seals (23201-0C030) pre-lubed with Toyota ATF WS.
6. XK70-Specific Break-In: 3-phase dyno test: 1) 1,500 rpm x 15 min (oil flow), 2) 3,000 rpm x 10 min (turbo spool), 3) XK70 load curve to 100% torque - monitors EGR duty cycle drift.