Compare Toyota Yaris engine prices. Rebuilt 1NZ-FE, 2NR-FE & 1KR-FE units for XP10/XP13/XP210 (1999-2025) with 12m Unlimited Mileage Warranty from UK specialists.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Toyota Yaris?
Engine Finders specializes in Yaris engines with solutions for common 1.0-1.5 VVT-i timing chain wear and GR Yaris turbo calibration across all generations.
OEM-spec rebuilds with upgraded pistons for 1NZ-FE/2NZ-FE oil consumption issues.
Fully disassembled & reassembled to factory tolerances - ideal for XP210 with M15A-FXE hybrid concerns.
Diagnosed & restored units - includes updated timing chain for XP10/XP13 1.5L variants.
Plug-and-play direct-fit engines - no ECU remapping for XP10, XP13, XP210 petrol & hybrid models.
Thoroughly cleaned, dyno-tested & tuned - including VVT-i solenoid replacement for 1NZ-FE variants.
Low-mileage pull-outs with full service history - verified for XP13 1.33 Dual VVT-i and XP210 hybrid units.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Toyota Yaris replacement engines. From the 1NZ-FE and 2NZ-FE engines powering early XP10/XP20 Yaris models to the 1KR-FE 1.0L and 1.5L 1NZ-FE/2NR-FE units across XP90/XP130 generations - and the latest hybrid 1.5L 2NR-FXE across XP210 models - we cover the full Yaris lineage. Whether you're battling 1NZ-FE piston slap in pre-2011 models or 2NR-FE oil consumption issues affecting post-2011 variants, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
We rebuild all 1NZ-FE engines (used in XP10/XP20 Yaris 2000-2011) with revised piston skirt profile (OEM 13101-0D040) and upgraded oil jet nozzles (15143-0D010), addressing the widespread cold-start knock documented in Toyota T-SB-0019-10 across the entire early Yaris range.
All 1.5L 2NR-FE engines (XP90 2011-2019, XP130 2020-2023) share the same defective piston ring tension design (OEM 13201-0R010); we replace with revised Toyota-spec rings (13201-0R040) and updated PCV valve (12148-0L010) per Service Campaign T-SC-557, halting excessive oil burn across the entire mid-generation Yaris fleet.
The 1.0L 1KR-FE (XP90/XP130, 2011-2023) suffers premature tensioner wear (OEM 13505-0R010) causing rattle and skip - common to all 1KR-powered Yaris, Yaris Cross, and Aygo X. We install reinforced aftermarket tensioners (04111-0R121) with heat-treated rails for lasting reliability.
All XP210 hybrid Yaris (2020-present) use the 2NR-FXE, where coolant pump (OEM 16100-31150) failure triggers MG1/MG2 overheating - a known flaw in generation-wide ECU logic. We replace with upgraded ceramic-seal pump units and recalibrate hybrid coolant thresholds per Toyota Hybrid Health Bulletin HHB-2022-08.
Though chassis evolved from XP10 to XP210, key mounts (e.g. left-side bracket 12305-0D030) remained consistent across non-hybrid variants - yet hybrid XP210 requires unique torque-reaction mounts (12310-31070). We verify mount compatibility by generation *and* powertrain to avoid fitment errors across the Yaris family.
Toyota Recall 20V-798 covers *all* 1NZ/2NR/1KR engines in Yaris (2009-2022) due to OCV screen clogging (valve: 15320-0D090); we install recall-compliant filter-upgraded OCVs (15320-0D110) and flush VVT passages - preventing cam timing errors that span petrol and hybrid non-hybrid variants alike.
All XP130 1.5L petrol Yaris (116/120/130 PS variants, 2020-2023) share an undersized EGR cooler (OEM 17428-31030) prone to thermal fatigue cracking - documented in owner forums and ISTA diagnostics. We replace with reinforced stainless-steel units and update ECU mapping to reduce duty cycles.
We verify ECU, wiring harness, and ancillary compatibility across generations - e.g., 2NR-FE from XP130 fits XP90 *only* with updated throttle body (22101-31090) and hybrid-compatible sensors - ensuring your replacement engine works seamlessly, whether you drive a 2003 XP10 or 2024 XP210.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Toyota Yaris replacement engines. Whether battling 1NZ-FE oil consumption in XP10/XP20 generations or 1.5L 1NZ-FXE hybrid inverter-related stalling across XP210 models, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions.
The Toyota Yaris has evolved across four major generations: XP10 (1999-2005), XP20 (2005-2011), XP130 (2011-2020), and XP210 (2020-present). All XP10/XP20 models with the 1NZ-FE 1.5L engine suffer from excessive oil consumption due to piston ring design flaws, noted in Toyota T-SB-0019-10. The XP130 generation introduced the updated 1NZ-FE with revised piston rings and the 1.33L 1NR-FE, sharing common timing chain tensioner failures (part 13056-0D010). Hybrid XP210 variants (Yaris Hybrid) use the 1.5L 1NZ-FXE engine with identical bottom-end architecture to the 1NZ-FE - but are prone to inverter-cooling system faults causing intermittent stalling, per Toyota Field Remedy FR-2022-089. Across all petrol variants, coolant leaks from the plastic thermostat housings (part 90916-02042) remain a persistent issue regardless of model year or trim.
Engine families are consistent across Yaris generations and trims, with shared components driving common failure modes:
All 1NZ-family engines (1NZ-FE/1NZ-FXE/2NZ-FE) share identical cylinder head gasket design (part 11115-0D030), making them susceptible to early failure if overheating occurs - even in low-mileage examples.
Used Yaris engines carry high risk due to shared design flaws across generations. For XP10/XP20/XP130 petrol variants, reconditioned 1NZ-FE/1NR-FE units with updated piston rings (04112-0C050) and timing tensioners (13056-0D010) are essential. XP210 hybrid engines require full inverter-cooling system validation and updated coolant pump (87109-0D010) to prevent repeat failures.
All engines are sourced from UK-registered vehicles with full service history, and undergo triple-stage diagnostics before listing - ensuring baseline reliability regardless of trim or drivetrain.
Our in-stock Yaris engines are rebuilt to strict OEM tolerances, with generation-specific upgrades applied universally:
Every engine undergoes 3-hour hot idle and load-simulated dyno testing - validating compression (min. 12.5:1), oil pressure (≥3.0 bar @ 3,000 rpm), and hybrid system handshake protocols - ensuring compatibility across all Yaris trims from base 1.0 VVT-i to GR Sport Hybrid.
All replacement Yaris engines include a 12-month parts-and-labour warranty covering core mechanical components. Coverage is standard across all generations and drivetrains.
Engine Finders is a price comparison and referral service - warranty terms are set and honoured directly by our certified UK engine suppliers. Coverage is subject to pre-installation inspection and adherence to Toyota ISTA diagnostic protocols.
When your engine fails, Toyota Yaris 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. Disassembly & Forensic Inspection: XP130 1NR-FE blocks undergo bore scoping (min. 76.02mm tolerance); cracked coolant jackets common on pre-2015 units due to freeze damage.
2. Critical Component Replacement: All 1ND-TV rebuilds get updated EGR cooler (27400-0L010) + stainless coolant pipe (27436-0L010) to prevent repeat failures per SB T-SB-17-04.
3. Precision Machining: Cylinder honing uses plateau finish spec (Rz 3.5-4.5μm); 2NR-FKE heads require valve seat recut to 45.5° angle for Atkinson cycle efficiency.
4. Assembly with Model-Specific Tools: 1NR-FE timing uses SST 09213-16010; torque sequence critical - cam caps at 10Nm + 90° turn (not 12Nm like Corolla).
5. Hybrid-System Integration (2NR-FKE): MG2 motor alignment verified via Techstream; inverter sync test at 3,200rpm under load before sign-off.
6. Rigorous Post-Build Validation: 45-minute dyno run with oil temp monitoring (must stabilise at 92°C±3); smoke test for PCV leaks (common XP130 failure point).