Compare V70 engine prices. Rebuilt N47/B47 & B48 units for P2/P3 (1996-2016) with 12m warranty from UK suppliers.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Volvo V70 ?
Engine Finders specializes in V70 engines with solutions for B6304/B6324 and D5244/D5252 failure patterns across all generations.
High-performance rebuilds addressing B6304/B6324 and D5244/D5252 issues.
Fully stripped and rebuilt to factory specs with updated components.
Thoroughly inspected and restored addressing common V70 engine concerns.
Direct swap engines for minimal downtime and proper fitment.
Cleaned, tested, and performance-tuned units for V70 reliability.
Affordable options with verified mileage and history checks.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Volvo V70 replacement engines. From D4 and T5 diesel engines to T6 and T8 petrol units found across the V70 range, whether you're battling D4 EGR cooler failures across early 2000-2007 models or T6 turbocharger issues in later 2007-2013 variants, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
All V70 D4 engines (2000-2007) suffer identical EGR cooler cracking due to shared cooling system design. Our specialists install reinforced coolers specifically designed to address the thermal stress patterns affecting the entire V70 diesel range, preventing premature failures.
V70 T5 and T6 petrol engines (2000-2013) share identical turbocharger bearing failure patterns after 80k miles due to V70-specific exhaust routing. We source rebuilt turbos with reinforced bearings specifically calibrated for V70 driving conditions.
V70 diesel engines face DPF clogging issues due to the platform's urban driving profile. Our specialists install updated DPF management systems specifically programmed for V70's transmission ratios and driving characteristics across all diesel variants.
V70 T6 petrol engines (2007-2013) experience premature timing chain wear due to V70-specific engine bay constraints and load patterns. We install reinforced tensioner systems specifically designed to address V70's unique timing chain stress points.
V70 engine mounts differ between early (2000-2007) and late (2007-2013) generations. Our specialists ensure proper mounting compatibility for your specific V70 year and engine combination, preventing alignment and vibration issues affecting the entire series.
All V70 engines (2000-2013) share cooling system vulnerabilities due to compact engine bay design. We install upgraded coolant components specifically rated for V70's thermal demands across all engine variants and generations.
V70 engines require specific ECU calibration for the platform's unique transmission ratios and driving characteristics. Our specialists provide updated software specifically programmed for V70 applications, covering all engine variants from D4 to T8.
Our warranty covers V70-specific issues including EGR, DPF, turbo, and timing chain components across all variants. Unlike generic warranties, ours is designed specifically for V70's known failure points affecting the entire series from 2000-2013.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Volvo V70 replacement engines. Whether battling P2-era timing belt failures or D5 injector cup corrosion across early diesels, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions.
The Volvo V70 spanned two distinct generations: the P80 (1996-2000) with modular inline engines and the P2 (2000-2007), which shared architecture with S80 and XC90. Across all P2 V70 models, the B5252 petrol and D5244 diesel engines suffered from shared design flaws. The B5252 series is prone to oil sludge buildup due to inadequate PCV systems, while the D5244 diesel experiences injector cup corrosion and EGR valve coking - a known issue addressed in Volvo Technical Bulletin TJB-03-09. Both engine families use identical timing belt tensioners (OEM 30787487), which degrade prematurely without 60,000-mile replacement.
The V70 used consistent engine families across its P2 generation, with full compatibility across Volvo’s flagship models:
All P2 engines share identical mounts, ancillary layouts, and ECU pinouts, enabling cross-model swaps within the V70/S80/XC90 platform.
For P2-platform V70 owners, engine selection must account for platform-wide vulnerabilities:
All suppliers verify timing belt service records and perform endoscopic inspections for sludge (petrol) or coolant-in-oil (diesel) before listing.
Current stock includes reconditioned B5252, D5244T, and B5244T2 engines built to Volvo P2 standards:
Every engine undergoes a 3-hour bench run, including oil pressure validation, compression testing (min. 180 psi), and idle stability checks per Volvo VIDA standards for the entire P2 series.
All replacement engines include a standard 12-month parts-and-labour warranty covering mechanical failure.
Engine Finders is a price comparison website. Warranty terms are set by our network of UK-certified engine rebuilders. Final coverage is confirmed at point of purchase based on engine family (B5/D5) and mileage.
When your engine fails, Volvo V70 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 V70 l results.
1. Disassembly & Inspection: V70 engines undergo complete teardown with specific attention to DPF system components and EGR cooler condition unique to 2000-2013 models. Specialized tools verify cylinder wall integrity and bearing wear patterns specific to V70 applications.
2. Component Replacement: Critical V70 parts replaced include updated EGR coolers (OEM 30756407) for 2000-2007 D4 engines, upgraded turbocharger bearings, and reinforced DPF management systems. All gaskets and seals use Volvo-specified materials for V70 compatibility.
3. Block & Head Machining: V70 engine blocks receive specific boring and honing to Volvo tolerances with attention to coolant passage integrity. Cylinder heads undergo valve seat inspection and guide replacement using V70-specific specifications and torque patterns.
4. Assembly with Updated Parts: V70 engines assembled using updated timing components, reinforced connecting rods, and improved oil management systems. Special attention to DPF integration and EGR positioning specific to V70 mounting configurations and routing.
5. Testing & Calibration: Each V70 engine tested on dyno with specific load profiles matching V70 transmission ratios. ECU programming includes updated DPF regeneration maps and turbocharger calibration specific to V70 applications.
6. Quality Verification: Final inspection includes V70-specific compression testing, oil pressure verification, and emissions compliance checks. Engine undergoes 2.5-hour break-in cycle simulating V70 driving conditions before final quality approval.