Vitara 1.4L Boosterjet Engines
from £945 to £2,400
Rebuilt units from £945 · Common codes: K14C, K14C-A, K14C-B, K14D
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Suzuki Vitara Engine Replacement - Reconditioned & Used Prices Compared
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Grand Vitara 1.9L Diesel Engines
from £1,100 to £2,800
Rebuilt units from £1,100 · Common codes: D19A, D13A, RF
Grand Vitara 2.0L-2.4L Petrol Engines
from £1,050 to £2,600
Rebuilt units from £1,050 · Common codes: J20A, J24B, H20A
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Variants We Cover
Suzuki Vitara Engine ReplacementAll Variants Covered
Suzuki Grand Vitara 2.0 V6
H20A 2.0L V
Rebuilt Engines: £1,400-£3,200
Suzuki Grand Vitara 1.9 Diesel
D19A 1.9L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £1,100-£2,800
Suzuki Vitara 1.3 Diesel
D13A 1.3L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £1,000-£2,500
Suzuki Vitara 2.0 Diesel
RF 2.0L Diesel
Rebuilt Engines: £950-£2,300
Suzuki Vitara AllGrip 4WD
K14C/K14D 1.4L Petrol
Rebuilt Engines: £1,050-£2,700
Suzuki Vitara SZ5
K14C/K14D 1.4L Petrol
Rebuilt Engines: £1,050-£2,700
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Engine Codes
Suzuki Vitara Engine CodesFull Technical Specifications & Replacement Guide
Every engine code fitted to the Suzuki Vitara 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 Suzuki Vitara variants.
D19A - 1.9L Diesel
Main replacement triggers are timing chain wear, EGR / cooling faults and turbo-control issues.
Compatible variants
Grand Vitara 1.9 DDiSGrand Vitara 1.9 DDiS SZGrand Vitara 1.9 DDiS SZ-LGrand Vitara 1.9 DDiS SZ-T
Avg. rebuilt price
£1,100 - £2,800
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Technical specifications
- Fuel type
- Diesel
- Engine size
- 1.9L
- Power output
- 129hp
- Years fitted
- 2005-2018
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.
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Common Problems
Suzuki Vitara Engine Problems - What It Costs to Fix & When Replacement Makes Sense
The Suzuki Vitara's most common replacement enquiries centre on the K14C Boosterjet petrol and D19A/J20A Grand Vitara engines. Every rebuilt engine supplied through EngineMarket includes upgraded internal components designed to address the original failure point - plus a minimum 12-month unlimited mileage warranty. Use the problem groups below to decide...
Boosterjet Carbon Buildup - Why K14C Engines Lose Power
Boosterjet Carbon Buildup
Most affected vehicles
Suzuki Vitara 1.4 BoosterjetSZ-T
Suzuki Vitara 1.4 Boosterjet, SZ-T, SZ5, AllGrip (2015-2024, K14C, K14C-A, K14C-B)
Failure mileage range
50,000-90,000 miles
Typical failure window
Root cause
Direct injection petrol sprays fuel into cylinders only, bypassing intake valves. Oil vapour from PCV system bakes onto valves, forming hard carbon deposits that restrict airflow.
Repair options & estimated costs (UK ranges)
| Repair tier | Dealer price | Specialist price | What it involves | Longevity / suitability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minor - Preventative Walnut Blasting | £400 - £650 | £250 - £400 | Remove intake manifold, blast valves with crushed walnut shells to remove carbon, reassemble and reset adaptations. | Restores power and idle quality; repeat every 40-60k miles for urban drivers. Best caught before severe symptoms. |
| Intermediate - EGR/Intake Clean + Service | £550 - £850 | £350 - £550 | Full intake system clean including EGR valve, throttle body, replace spark plugs and air filter, oil change. | Addresses symptoms but doesn't remove hardened valve carbon; suitable for mild cases or budget-conscious owners. |
| Full Replacement - Rebuilt K14C Engine | £2,800 - £4,200 | £945 - £2,400 | Supply and fit rebuilt K14C with upgraded piston rings, revised PCV baffle, bench-tested, 12-month warranty included. | Permanent solution for severe carbon damage or high-mileage engines; avoids repeated cleaning costs. |
Our recommendation
If your Vitara shows early signs of rough idle or slight power loss under 60k miles, preventative walnut blasting offers excellent value. However, if the engine has over 80k miles with persistent misfires or oil consumption, a rebuilt K14C with updated components is often more cost-effective long-term than repeated cleaning.
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Suzuki Vitara Engine TypesOptions, Costs & What to Expect
Every Suzuki Vitara engine type is available through our UK network with typical price ranges based on variant, engine code and budget.
Suzuki Vitara Reconditioned Engines (Recon)£945 - £2,400((supply only))
Suzuki Vitara Rebuilt Engines£1,050 - £2,600((supply only))
Suzuki Vitara Used Engines£525 - £1,400((supply only))
Suzuki Vitara Remanufactured Engines£1,400 - £3,200((supply only))
Suzuki Vitara Refurbished Engines£750 - £1,900((supply only))
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Engine Sizes
Suzuki Vitara Engines by SizeFind the Right Displacement for Your Variant
Every displacement fitted to the Suzuki Vitara in the UK is listed below, with compatible engine codes, production years and common failure notes to help you identify the right replacement.
The 1.3L Multijet diesel powered the MK4 Vitara from 2015-2018, offering strong fuel economy for urban and mixed driving but requiring careful maintenance to avoid DPF and EGR issues.
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Engine Code(s)
D13A
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Compatible Models (UK)
Vitara 1.3 DDiS, Vitara 1.3 DDiS SE, Vitara 1.3 DDiS SZ-T
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Power output
Verified by registration
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Common Failure Points
EGR cooler leaks, DPF clogging on short trips, high-pressure injector wear
Production Years: LY series, 2015-2018
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Suzuki Vitara Engines by Fuel Type
Choose your Suzuki Vitara engine by fuel type to compare realistic replacement prices, known issues, and compatible UK supply options - from early G13BA petrol to the latest K14D mild hybrid.
Suzuki Vitara Diesel Engines
DieselDiesel Vitaras span the 1.3L Multijet (MK4) and 1.9L Fiat units (Grand Vitara), offering strong torque but requiring DPF/EGR attention on urban use.
Common Suzuki Vitara Diesel Engine Families
- •D13A - 1.3L Multijet turbo diesel (Vitara MK4 2015-2018), sensitive to short-trip DPF clogging
- •D19A - 1.9L Fiat turbodiesel (Grand Vitara 2005-2014), robust but EGR/turbo actuator prone
- •RF - 2.0L Mazda-sourced diesel (second-gen 2005-2008), simple design but limited UK stock
Found In
- •MK4 Vitara (LY series) (2015-2018) - D13A 1.3L
- •Grand Vitara (JT series) (2005-2014) - D19A 1.9L
- •Second-gen Vitara (2005-2008) - RF 2.0L
Known For
- •Strong low-end torque ideal for towing and light off-road use
- •DPF regeneration failures on frequent short-journey driving
- •EGR valve clogging causing rough idle and power loss after 60k miles
Typical Diesel Models
- •Vitara 1.3 DDiS SE
- •Vitara 1.3 DDiS SZ-T
- •Grand Vitara 1.9 DDiS SZ
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Suzuki Vitara Diesel Engines
DieselDiesel Vitaras span the 1.3L Multijet (MK4) and 1.9L Fiat units (Grand Vitara), offering strong torque but requiring DPF/EGR attention on urban use.
Common Suzuki Vitara Diesel Engine Families
- •D13A - 1.3L Multijet turbo diesel (Vitara MK4 2015-2018), sensitive to short-trip DPF clogging
- •D19A - 1.9L Fiat turbodiesel (Grand Vitara 2005-2014), robust but EGR/turbo actuator prone
- •RF - 2.0L Mazda-sourced diesel (second-gen 2005-2008), simple design but limited UK stock
Found In
- •MK4 Vitara (LY series) (2015-2018) - D13A 1.3L
- •Grand Vitara (JT series) (2005-2014) - D19A 1.9L
- •Second-gen Vitara (2005-2008) - RF 2.0L
Known For
- •Strong low-end torque ideal for towing and light off-road use
- •DPF regeneration failures on frequent short-journey driving
- •EGR valve clogging causing rough idle and power loss after 60k miles
Typical Diesel Models
- •Vitara 1.3 DDiS SE
- •Vitara 1.3 DDiS SZ-T
- •Grand Vitara 1.9 DDiS SZ
Suzuki Vitara Petrol Engines
PetrolPetrol Vitaras range from simple 1.3L/1.6L first-gen units to the turbocharged 1.4L Boosterjet and reliable J-series Grand Vitara engines.
Common Suzuki Vitara Petrol Engine Families
- •K14C - 1.4L Boosterjet turbo (MK4 2015+), high demand but carbon buildup prone
- •J20A/J24B - 2.0L/2.4L VVT naturally aspirated (Grand Vitara 2005-2014), reliable workhorses
- •G16A - 1.6L injected (first-gen 1988-1998), simple and widely supported
Found In
- •MK4 Vitara (LY/MA series) (2015-2024) - K14C 1.4L turbo
- •Grand Vitara (JT series) (2005-2014) - J20A 2.0L, J24B 2.4L
- •First-gen Vitara (1988-1998) - G13BA 1.3L, G16A 1.6L
Known For
- •K14C Boosterjet offers strong performance but requires carbon cleaning attention
- •J20A/J24B engines are simple, reliable and ideal for high-mileage replacement
- •First-gen G-series engines are budget-friendly with widespread breaker support
Typical Petrol Models
- •Vitara 1.4 Boosterjet S
- •Vitara 1.4 Boosterjet SE
- •Vitara 1.4 Boosterjet SZ-T
Suzuki Vitara Mild Hybrid (MHEV) Engines
MHEVThe K14D mild hybrid combines the 1.4L Boosterjet with a 48V ISG system for improved efficiency and start-stop functionality from 2020 onward.
Suzuki Vitara MHEV Engine Codes
- •K14D - 1.4L Boosterjet with 48V ISG (Vitara Hybrid 2020-2024), requires specialist calibration
- •48-volt starter-generator recovers braking energy to assist acceleration
- •Enables seamless stop-start and coasting functionality for fuel savings
Found In
- •Vitara 1.4 Hybrid SZ-T (2020-2024)
- •Vitara 1.4 Hybrid SZ5 (2020-2024)
- •Vitara 1.4 Hybrid AllGrip (2020-2024)
Important Notes
- •No plug-in hybrid or full electric version of the Vitara exists in the UK
- •MHEV engine replacement requires hybrid system inspection and software reset
- •Availability is more limited than standard K14C; allow extra sourcing time
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Suzuki Vitara Engines by YearWhat Was Fitted & WhenSuzuki Vitara Engines by Year - What Was Fitted & When
This section covers all major engine changes across the Suzuki Vitara's production timeline, organised so owners can quickly identify their engine and compare rebuilt engine prices from UK specialists.
⚙Key Changes
- ✓First-generation Vitara introduced to UK market with 1.3L and 1.6L petrol options
- ✓Soft-top and hard-top body styles available across GL and GLX trims
- ✓Carburettor (G13BA) and injected (G16A) engine variants offered
▣Main Engines
G13BA- 1.3L petrol carburettor (Vitara 1.3 GL)
G16A- 1.6L petrol injected (Vitara 1.6 GL/GLX)
▰Popular Models
- •Suzuki Vitara 1.3 GL
- •Suzuki Vitara 1.6 GLX
- •Suzuki Vitara 1.6 Soft Top
🔧Known For
- ✓Simple, rugged design ideal for light off-road and rural use
- ✓Carburettor units require regular tuning for reliable cold starting
- ✓High parts availability through breakers for budget-conscious replacements
- ✓Non-interference timing design reduces catastrophic failure risk
Engine Codes Covered:
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