Honda Amaze 1.5 Diesel Engines
from £800 to £2,500
Rebuilt units from £1,200 · Common codes: N15A1, N15A, DF6
Honda ENGINE MARKETPLACE
Honda Amaze Engine Replacement - Compare Prices & Save
Get quotes from trusted UK Honda Amaze engine specialists. Compare used and reconditioned prices for 1.2L to 1.5L petrol & diesel - L12 & N15 covered. Find the best value for your budget.
Supply & Fit Available
12-Month Warranty
Nationwide Delivery
100+ Suppliers
Honda Amaze 1.2 Petrol Engines
from £700 to £2,200
Rebuilt units from £1,000 · Common codes: L12B4, DF5, L12Z1
Honda Amaze 1.3 Import Engines
from £600 to £2,000
Rebuilt units from £900 · Common codes: L13B, DF1, DF2
Instant engine replacement quote - 100% free, no obligation
Engine replacement near me - UK-wide specialist network
Compare reconditioned, rebuilt & used engine prices
Supply & fit available - parts and labour from vetted specialistsInstant engine replacement quote - 100% free, no obligationEngine replacement near me - UK-wide specialist networkCompare reconditioned, rebuilt & used engine pricesSupply & fit available - parts and labour from vetted specialistsHow It Works
3 Simple Steps3 Simple Stepsto Finding the Best Honda Amaze Replacement Engineto Finding the Best Honda Amaze Replacement Engine
12-Month Warranty
Supply & Fit Available
Nationwide Delivery
Trusted UK Suppliers
Most replacements completed within 3-5 days.
Live UK Engine Market Data
What Are UK Drivers Paying for Honda Amaze Engine Replacement
Typical UK rebuilt Honda Amaze engine costs by variant, size, fuel type and failure cause - compare codes and prices to save.
Average Market Prices
↻ Last updated: 4 Aug 26, 9:26
Customer Reviews
Trusted by Honda Amaze Owners Across the UK
Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 1,081 verified customers who sourced reconditioned and used Honda Amaze engines through EngineMarket.
4.8
★★★★★
out of 5
1,081 verified reviews
★★★★★
“Thanks to EngineMarket, I saved over £1,200 on my engine replacement and got matched with a great local specialist within the hour.”
JJimmyGoogle
★★★★★
“Got three quotes within an hour and chose the best deal easily. The whole process was quick, clear and stress-free.”
PPeteFacebook
★★★★★
“I wasn't sure what I needed, but they helped me identify the right engine and connected me with a trusted garage.”
SSophieTrustpilot
★★★★★
“Thanks to EngineMarket, I saved over £1,200 on my engine replacement and got matched with a great local specialist within the hour.”
JJimmyGoogle
Variants We Cover
Honda Amaze Engine ReplacementAll Variants Covered
Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC E
N15A 1.5L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £900-£2,200
Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC EX
N15A/N15A1 1.5L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £950-£2,300
Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC VX
N15A1 1.5L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £1,000-£2,400
Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC ZX
N15A1 1.5L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £1,100-£2,500
Honda Amaze 1.2 i-VTEC E
L12B4 1.2L Petrol
Rebuilt Engines: £700-£1,900
Honda Amaze 1.2 i-VTEC EX
L12B4 1.2L Petrol
Rebuilt Engines: £750-£2,000
Honda Amaze 1.2 i-VTEC VX
L12B4 1.2L Petrol
Rebuilt Engines: £800-£2,100
Honda Amaze 1.2 i-VTEC ZX
L12B4 1.2L Petrol
Rebuilt Engines: £850-£2,200
Honda Amaze 1.3 i-VTEC
L13B 1.3L Petrol
Rebuilt Engines: £600-£1,800
Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC Manual
N15A1 1.5L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £950-£2,300
Honda Amaze 1.2 i-VTEC CVT
L12B4 1.2L Petrol
Rebuilt Engines: £800-£2,100
Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC CVT
N15A1 1.5L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £1,000-£2,400
Not sure which variant your Honda Amaze is- Enter your registration number above - we'll identify the exact sub-model, engine code and compatible replacement options instantly.
Amaze
Engine Codes
Honda Amaze Engine CodesFull Technical Specifications & Replacement Guide
Every engine code fitted to the Honda Amaze across all generations, with technical specs, compatible variants and trims, known failure points, and average rebuilt prices from UK specialists. Select any engine code to compare quotes.
Diesel Engines
Extracted from detailed diesel engine families across Honda Amaze variants.
N15A1 - 1.5L Diesel
Main replacement triggers are timing chain wear, EGR / cooling faults and turbo-control issues.
Compatible variants
1.5 i-DTEC E1.5 i-DTEC EX1.5 i-DTEC VX1.5 i-DTEC ZX1.5 i-DTEC Manual1.5 i-DTEC CVT
Avg. rebuilt price
£900 - £2,500
Supply only
Technical specifications
- Fuel type
- Diesel
- Engine size
- 1.5L
- Power output
- 100 hp
- Years fitted
- 2013-2024
Common failures
- ●Main replacement triggers are timing chain wear, EGR / cooling faults and turbo-control issues.
- ●Confirm exact engine code and fitment before ordering.
- ●Ask for warranty and supply & fit terms.
Not sure which engine code?
Can't find your engine code- Enter your registration number above - we'll instantly identify the exact unit, its technical specifications, and live replacement prices from UK Honda Amaze engine specialists. Every rebuilt engine comes with a minimum 12-month unlimited mileage warranty.
Amaze
Common Problems
Honda Amaze Engine Problems - What It Costs to Fix & When Replacement Makes Sense
Honda Amaze engines are generally reliable, but high-mileage 1.5 i-DTEC diesel and 1.2 i-VTEC petrol units face specific, well-documented failure points that drive replacement demand across the UK. Whether you’re dealing with DPF regeneration issues on the N15A1 diesel or timing chain stretch on the L12B4 petrol, understanding your Honda Amaze engine repair...
Honda Amaze DPF Blockage - Why 1.5L Diesel Engines Struggle in UK Traffic
Honda Amaze DPF Blockage
Most affected vehicles
Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC EEX
Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC E, EX, VX, ZX (2013-2024, N15A & N15A1 codes)
Failure mileage range
50,000 - 80,000 miles
Typical failure window
Root cause
Frequent short urban journeys prevent the diesel particulate filter from reaching optimal regeneration temperatures, causing soot accumulation that triggers limp mode and excessive exhaust backpressure on Honda Amaze diesel engines.
Repair options & estimated costs (UK ranges)
| Repair tier | Dealer price | Specialist price | What it involves | Longevity / suitability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minor - Forced Regeneration & Cleaning | £300 - £600 | £180 - £400 | Specialist diagnostic tool initiates active regeneration, followed by professional chemical Honda Amaze DPF clean | Extends filter life by 15-20k miles, but does not resolve underlying driving pattern or sensor faults |
| Major - DPF Replacement & ECU Reset | £1,500 - £2,400 | £900 - £1,500 | Fit new or fully refurbished DPF unit, replace pressure sensors if required, and update ECU calibration on Honda Amaze diesel | Restores factory performance, but Honda Amaze DPF recurrence likely if short-trip driving continues |
| Full Replacement - Rebuilt N15A1 Engine (Supply & Fit) | £3,200 - £4,500 | £1,800 - £2,600 | Install complete rebuilt 1.5 i-DTEC unit with reinforced internals, new DPF, upgraded EGR, 12-month warranty for Honda Amaze | Permanent solution when blockage has caused backpressure damage to turbo, injectors, or crank seals |
Our recommendation
If your Honda Amaze is under 60k miles and the DPF hasn't triggered turbo or injector damage, a professional Honda Amaze DPF clean is cost-effective. However, once soot load exceeds regeneration thresholds and causes limp mode or crankcase contamination, a rebuilt Honda Amaze engine replacement delivers better long-term value than repeated Honda Amaze dealer-level DPF swaps.
Compare rebuilt N15A1 Honda Amaze engine prices todayReplacement Engine Options
Honda Amaze Engine TypesOptions, Costs & What to Expect
Every Honda Amaze engine condition is available through our vetted UK network, with typical price ranges reflecting your exact variant, engine code and budget.
Honda Amaze Reconditioned Engines (Recon)£950 - £2,100((supply only))
Honda Amaze Rebuilt Engines£850 - £1,900((supply only))
Honda Amaze Used Engines£550 - £1,400((supply only))
Honda Amaze Remanufactured Engines£1,200 - £2,600((supply only))
Honda Amaze Refurbished Engines£650 - £1,500((supply only))
Compare Honda Amaze engine prices with vetted UK suppliers
All engine types include a minimum 12-month unlimited mileage warranty when sourced through EngineMarket. Prices are typical UK market ranges based on historical quote data from our network and depend on exact engine code, variant, mileage and supplier. Use our free comparison tool above - enter your registration to get tailored quotes for your specific Honda Amaze within hours.
Engine Sizes
Honda Amaze Engines by SizeFind the Right Displacement for Your Variant
Every official engine displacement fitted to the Honda Amaze is listed below, complete with matching engine codes, production years, variant compatibility and known failure notes for accurate replacement sourcing.
The 1.2-litre i-VTEC unit serves as the backbone of the second-generation Amaze petrol lineup, balancing low running costs with responsive city driving. Introduced in 2018 alongside the updated DF5 chassis codes, this compact four-cylinder replaces the older 1.3-litre variant and focuses heavily on fuel economy and seamless CVT transmission pairing. While generally reliable for daily commuting, high-mileage examples require careful inspection of the upper valvetrain components before fitting.
⚙
Engine Code(s)
L12B4
▣
Compatible Models (UK)
1.2 i-VTEC E, EX, VX, ZX
ϟ
Power output
Verified by registration
△
Common Failure Points
Timing chain tensioner wear, valve cover gasket degradation past 80,000 miles
Production Years: Gen 2 DF5/DF6, 2018-2024
Compare Honda Amaze 1.2L petrol engine pricesFuel Type
Honda Amaze Engines by Fuel Type
Choose your Honda Amaze engine by fuel type to compare realistic replacement prices, known issues, and compatible UK supply options - from early 1.3L i-VTEC petrol to the latest 1.5L i-DTEC diesel.
Honda Amaze Diesel Engines
DieselThe 1.5L i-DTEC diesel powers both Amaze generations, dominating UK replacement enquiries due to DPF and EGR-related failures on high-mileage urban vehicles.
Common Honda Amaze Diesel Engine Families
- •N15A1 - second-generation DF6 diesel (2018-2024), highest UK replacement demand
- •N15A - first-generation DF1/DF2 diesel (2013-2018), proven but DPF-prone
Found In
- •First Generation (DF1/DF2, 2013-2018) - N15A 1.5L i-DTEC
- •Second Generation (DF5/DF6, 2018-2024) - N15A1 1.5L i-DTEC
Known For
- •Excellent motorway fuel economy and strong low-end torque
- •DPF blockage on frequent short-journey urban driving
- •EGR valve clogging and injector wear past 70k miles
Typical Diesel Models
- •1.5 i-DTEC E
- •1.5 i-DTEC EX
- •1.5 i-DTEC VX
1 of 3
Honda Amaze Diesel Engines
DieselThe 1.5L i-DTEC diesel powers both Amaze generations, dominating UK replacement enquiries due to DPF and EGR-related failures on high-mileage urban vehicles.
Common Honda Amaze Diesel Engine Families
- •N15A1 - second-generation DF6 diesel (2018-2024), highest UK replacement demand
- •N15A - first-generation DF1/DF2 diesel (2013-2018), proven but DPF-prone
Found In
- •First Generation (DF1/DF2, 2013-2018) - N15A 1.5L i-DTEC
- •Second Generation (DF5/DF6, 2018-2024) - N15A1 1.5L i-DTEC
Known For
- •Excellent motorway fuel economy and strong low-end torque
- •DPF blockage on frequent short-journey urban driving
- •EGR valve clogging and injector wear past 70k miles
Typical Diesel Models
- •1.5 i-DTEC E
- •1.5 i-DTEC EX
- •1.5 i-DTEC VX
Honda Amaze Petrol Engines
PetrolPetrol Amaze models use the economical i-VTEC family, with the 1.2L L12B4 replacing the earlier 1.3L L13B for improved efficiency and CVT compatibility.
Common Honda Amaze Petrol Engine Families
- •L12B4 - second-generation 1.2L i-VTEC (2018-2024), CVT-compatible, timing chain awareness
- •L13B - first-generation 1.3L i-VTEC (2013-2018), import-market specialist interest
Found In
- •First Generation (DF1/DF2, 2013-2018) - L13B 1.3L i-VTEC
- •Second Generation (DF5/DF6, 2018-2024) - L12B4 1.2L i-VTEC
Known For
- •Smooth, responsive city driving with low running costs
- •Timing chain tensioner wear reported on higher-mileage L12B4 units
- •VTEC solenoid clogging on early L13B examples
Typical Petrol Models
- •1.2 i-VTEC E
- •1.2 i-VTEC EX
- •1.2 i-VTEC VX
Honda Amaze Hybrid / Electrified Engines
MHEVNo hybrid, plug-in hybrid, or electric variants of the Honda Amaze were officially sold in the UK market.
Important Notes
- •All UK Honda Amaze engines are conventional petrol or diesel only
- •Grey import hybrid variants exist but are not covered by UK specialist networks
- •Engine replacement enquiries focus solely on N15A1, N15A, L12B4 and L13B codes
Not sure which fuel type your Honda Amaze has- Enter your registration number above to instantly identify your engine code, fuel system and compatible replacement options - all backed by a minimum 12-month unlimited mileage warranty from UK Honda Amaze specialists.
Engine YearsGet quotes for 2013-2017 Honda Amaze replacement engines →
Honda Amaze Engines by YearWhat Was Fitted & WhenHonda Amaze Engines by Year - What Was Fitted & When
Spanning 2013 to 2024, this technical timeline tracks every major engine shift across Honda Amaze generations so UK owners can quickly identify their exact unit and compare rebuilt prices from vetted specialists.
⚙Key Changes
- ✓Global debut on new DF platform targeting compact saloon buyers
- ✓Introduction of 1.3L i-VTEC petrol and 1.5L i-DTEC diesel powertrains
- ✓5-speed manual paired with early CVT options for petrol variants
- ✓UK grey import registrations begin gaining traction among budget-conscious drivers
▣Main Engines
L13B- 1.3L petrol (base trims, early imports)
N15A- 1.5L diesel (E, EX, VX variants)
▰Popular Models
- •Honda Amaze 1.3 i-VTEC E
- •Honda Amaze 1.3 i-VTEC EX
- •Honda Amaze 1.5 i-DTEC VX
🔧Known For
- ✓Simple mechanical layout makes early L13B engines highly sought for budget rebuilds
- ✓N15A diesel establishes baseline fuel economy but early DPF tuning lacks cold-weather optimization
- ✓High mileage examples now entering UK breaker networks
- ✓Rust protection on early chassis requires careful inspection before engine fitment
Engine Codes Covered:
L13BN15ANot sure which year your Honda Amaze was built- Enter your registration number and we'll identify the exact engine, model year, and compatible replacement options instantly - all backed by a minimum 12-month warranty from UK Honda Amaze specialists.
FAQ