Volkswagen

TiguanEngines for Sale —Used & Reconditioned

Every Volkswagen Tiguan engine from 5N to CT — verified fitment by registration, fixed prices, UK delivery.

Find a replacement Volkswagen Tiguan engine at fixed, listed prices. The Tiguan spans 3 engine families across all 3 generations sold in the UK since 2008. The most common codes are EA888, EA288, and EA211. Every engine comes with a standard warranty and UK-wide delivery.

GB

BWK

1.4 TSI

Available

CAXA

1.4 TSI

Available

CAVD / CTHD

1.4 TSI

Available

CCZA / CAWB / CCTA

2.0 TSI

Available

CCZB

2.0 TSI

Available

CBAB

2.0 TDI

Available

12-Month Warranty

Warranty-backed supply

Verified Fitment

Checked by registration

UK Nationwide Delivery

Tracked mainland delivery

14-Day Returns

Uninstalled, full refund

Featured Tiguan Engines in Stock

Browse our current stock of Volkswagen Tiguan engines available for direct purchase at fixed prices. All units are inspected, tested, and dispatched with UK-wide delivery. We cover all 3 generations from the Mk1 (2008) through to the Mk3 (2024).

No fixed-price engine listings are currently published for this model. Use the registration checker to confirm fitment.

Every Engine Fitted to the Volkswagen Tiguan

The Tiguan uses 3 engine families across its three generations in the UK. Select a generation below to see the exact variants, fuel types, outputs, and engine codes fitted from 2008 to the present. Outputs shown are typical UK figures. No conditional hubs are present in this model's scope.

1.4 TSI

BWK · 2007–2008

Petrol
150Coming soon

1.4 TSI

CAXA · 2008–2016

Petrol
122Coming soon

1.4 TSI

CAVD / CTHD · 2011–2016

Petrol
160Coming soon

2.0 TSI

CCZA / CAWB / CCTA · 2008–2016

Petrol
200Coming soon

2.0 TSI

CCZB · 2011–2016

Petrol
210–211Coming soon

2.0 TDI

CBAB · 2008–2016

Diesel
140Coming soon

2.0 TDI

CFFB / CLJA · 2008–2016

Diesel
140Coming soon

2.0 TDI

CBBA · 2008–2009

Diesel
163Coming soon

2.0 TDI

CFGC · 2012–2016

Diesel
177Coming soon

2.0 TDI

CUVC · 2011–2016

Diesel
150Coming soon

1.4 TSI

CZEA · 2016–2018

Petrol
125 / 150Coming soon

1.5 TSI Evo

DADA / DPCA · 2018–2024

Petrol
130–150Coming soon

2.0 TSI

CZPA / DNPA · 2016–2024

Petrol
180–245Coming soon

2.0 TDI

DFGA · 2016–2024

Diesel
150Coming soon

2.0 TDI

CRGB · 2016–2024

Diesel
177Coming soon

2.0 TDI

CUAA · 2016–2024

Diesel
240Coming soon

1.4 eHybrid

DGEA · 2020–2024

PHEV
245 (combined)Coming soon

1.5 eTSI

EA211evo2 · 2024–present

Petrol MHEV
130–150View engine

2.0 TSI

EA888 evo4 (DGVA / CXDA) · 2024–present

Petrol

2.0 TDI

EA288evo · 2024–present

Diesel

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Tiguan Engine Price Guide

Current prices are shown on published engine listings.

2008
Present

5N

2008–2016

5N
10 10
VariantsEngine Families

Price on request

AD

2016–2024

AD
7 7
VariantsEngine Families

Price on request

CT

2024–present

CT
3 3
VariantsEngine Families

Price on request

Prices are confirmed on the relevant engine listing.

Used or Reconditioned — Which Tiguan Engine to Buy?

Used Tiguan engines

For the Tiguan, used engines are widely available for all three generations at significantly lower cost than reconditioned units — typically £1,200–£4,500 depending on generation and variant. Used engines from the EA189 (2.0 TDI) and EA888 (2.0 TSI) families are especially plentiful for Mk1 and early Mk2 models, making them a practical choice for older Tiguans with high mileage.

Reconditioned Tiguan engines

Reconditioned engines offer greater reliability assurance but command a premium (often £3,000–£6,000+). For Mk2/Mk3 vehicles still within their economic lifespan, reconditioned may be preferable for longevity. These units are stripped, inspected, and rebuilt to factory tolerances, providing peace of mind for higher-value vehicles where used stock is thinner.

Tiguan Engines Through the Generations

Tiguan

Tiguan 2008-present

The Mk1 (2008–2016) launched with a 1.4 TSI (150 PS) and a 2.0 TDI (140 PS), later adding EA888 2.0 TSI petrol and EA189/EA288 2.0 TDI diesels. The Mk2 (2016–2024) moved to MQB, introducing EA888 2.0 TSI, EA288 2.0 TDI, and EA211 1.4 TSI, later replaced by the 1.5 TSI Evo, plus a 1.4 eHybrid PHEV and the 320 PS Tiguan R. The Mk3 (2024–present) brings EA211evo2 1.5 eTSI mild hybrids, EA888 evo4 2.0 TSI, and EA288evo 2.0 TDI.

Tiguan Engine Buying FAQs

A

The Volkswagen Tiguan has been offered with three Volkswagen Group EA-series engine families across its three generations: EA888, EA288, and EA211. Mk1 used EA888 2.0 TSI and EA189/EA288 2.0 TDI diesels plus EA211 1.4 TSI. Mk2 continued with EA888, EA288, and EA211, adding a 1.4 eHybrid PHEV. Mk3 uses EA888 evo4, EA288evo, and EA211evo2.

A

The engine code is printed on the vehicle's V5C registration document (logbook) in the engine number field — the first three characters typically denote the engine code (e.g., DFGA, CZPA, DADA). The engine code can also be found on a sticker in the spare wheel well, inside the service schedule booklet, or on a label on the cambelt cover.

A

For the Tiguan, used engines are widely available for all three generations at significantly lower cost than reconditioned units — typically £1,200–£4,500 depending on generation and variant. Reconditioned engines offer greater reliability assurance but command a premium (often £3,000–£6,000+). For older Mk1 Tiguans with high mileage, a used engine from a low-mileage donor is often the most cost-effective solution. For Mk2/Mk3 vehicles still within their economic lifespan, reconditioned may be preferable for longevity.

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GMC supplies every engine with a standard warranty (terms vary by engine type and condition — full warranty details are on the product page). All engines are professionally crated and shipped via UK courier to the buyer's specified address. Direct-purchase, fixed-price — no quotes, no diagnostic advice.