Ford Galaxy 2.0 TDCi EcoBlue Engine Replacement Compare Prices & Get Quotes

The cost depends on the engine's condition. A used Ford Galaxy 2.0 TDCi EcoBlue engine typically costs £500-£1,200, while a reconditioned unit ranges from £1,500-£2,800. A fully rebuilt engine with a warranty costs £2,500-£4,000 (supply only).

• Used engines are budget-friendly but carry higher risk.
• Reconditioned engines offer a balance of reliability and value.
• Rebuilt engines include upgraded components and a 12-month warranty.

EGR or DPF failure in the Ford Galaxy 2.0 TDCi EcoBlue usually presents gradually before causing a complete breakdown.

• Rough idling, misfiring, or black smoke from the exhaust.
• A noticeable loss of power and the vehicle entering "limp mode".
• The engine management light illuminating with DPF or EGR-related fault codes.

It depends on the vehicle's current market value. If your Ford Galaxy 2.0 TDCi EcoBlue is worth under £6,000, a full rebuilt engine replacement may exceed the car's value, making a used engine or scrap evaluation more sensible. For vehicles valued over £8,000, a reconditioned engine with a warranty is a financially sound investment.

A standard Ford Galaxy 2.0 TDCi EcoBlue engine swap typically takes 1 to 2 days once the replacement unit is on-site.

• Sourcing and delivering the engine takes 2-4 days on average.
• Supply and fit services handle the entire process, including fluids and ECU coding.
• Total turnaround is usually 5-7 days from enquiry to completion.

Both are 2.0L Duratorq/EcoBlue diesel engines producing 150 PS. The UKWA was used in earlier Mk3 models (2015-2018) with Euro 5 compliance, while the TXWA features updated engine management and Euro 6d-TEMP emissions compliance for the Mk3 facelift (2018-2020). While the core block is similar, ensuring you order the exact code matched to your registration prevents ECU and loom compatibility issues.