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Typical rebuilt engine prices for UK-imported Nissan Livina range from £750 for HR15DE petrol to £2,200 for K9K diesel, supply-only. Supply & fit adds £400-£800 labour depending on location and engine complexity.

• HR15DE 1.5L petrol rebuilt: £750-£1,450 supply only
• HR16DE 1.6L petrol rebuilt: £850-£1,750 supply only
• K9K 1.5L diesel rebuilt: £850-£2,200 supply only
• Supply & fit labour typically adds £400-£800 nationwide

UK-imported Livina models use HR15DE (1.5L petrol), HR16DE/HR16DET (1.6L petrol), or K9K792/796/798 (1.5L diesel). Enter your registration above to verify your exact engine code via DVLA.

• HR15DE fitted to early S/SV petrol models (2006-2013)
• HR16DE dominant on XV/Highway Star petrol (2006-2013)
• K9K series powers all 1.5 dCi diesel variants
• Turbo HR16DET found on select Highway Star/Autech trims

Typical replacement time is 1-2 days for supply & fit at a specialist garage, plus 3-5 days lead time for rebuilt engine delivery. Emergency next-day dispatch available for urgent breakdowns.

• Rebuilt engine lead time: 3-5 working days typical
• Specialist fitting labour: 1-2 days depending on garage workload
• ECU adaptation and MoT pre-check add half-day
• Nationwide mobile fitting available for fleet operators

Yes - every rebuilt, reconditioned or remanufactured Livina engine supplied through EngineMarket includes a minimum 12-month unlimited mileage warranty from UK specialists, with 24-month upgrades available.

• Minimum 12-month unlimited mileage warranty standard
• Warranty covers parts and labour at any UK garage
• 24-month upgrade available for premium rebuilds
• DVLA-compliant documentation included for UK registration

While mechanically confident owners can attempt DIY fitting, grey import Livina models often require specialist knowledge for ECU adaptation, emissions compliance and DVLA documentation - we recommend certified import specialists.

• Basic mechanical skills sufficient for physical engine swap
• ECU pinout verification critical for JDM/ASEAN-spec wiring
• MoT emissions pre-check requires specialist diagnostic tools
• DVLA engine change notification support included with specialist fitting

Yes - you must declare any engine replacement to your insurer. Most providers accept rebuilt engines with warranty documentation, but premiums may adjust based on engine specification and value.

• Declare engine change to insurer within policy terms
• Provide rebuilt engine warranty certificate as proof of quality
• Premiums may increase for turbo or performance-spec replacements
• Keep DVLA V5C updated with new engine number for compliance

If diagnostics confirm catastrophic failure (low compression, bearing knock, seized components) or repair costs exceed 60% of a rebuilt engine price, replacement offers better long-term value for grey import Livina owners.

• Compression/leak-down test identifies internal damage severity
• Repair viable for isolated issues like tensioner or injector pump
• Replacement recommended for multiple failures or high-mileage blocks
• Rebuilt units include upgrades addressing original failure points

Used Livina engines from verified breakers can be reliable if mileage is under 80k miles and compression tests are provided, but rebuilt units with warranty offer better peace of mind for UK MoT compliance.

• Request compression test results before purchasing used unit
• Verify engine code matches your chassis via DVLA lookup
• Budget for ancillary replacement (mounts, belts, seals) during install
• Rebuilt engines include warranty and emissions certification

Reconditioned = cleaned with worn parts replaced; Rebuilt = comprehensive overhaul with failure-point upgrades; Remanufactured = factory-spec zero-hour rebuild with all components renewed.

• Reconditioned: budget option, 3-5 day turnaround, basic warranty
• Rebuilt: best value, upgraded components, 12-month warranty standard
• Remanufactured: premium choice, OEM tolerances, 24-month option
• All include bench testing; request dyno report for confidence

Before replacement, verify your engine code via registration, obtain quotes from multiple specialists, confirm DVLA documentation requirements, and arrange transport if using a non-local garage.

• Use registration lookup to confirm exact engine code and variant
• Get 3+ quotes to compare price, warranty and turnaround time
• Confirm supplier provides MoT emissions certification documentation
• Arrange vehicle transport if specialist garage is not local