Seat Leon engine

How much does a new, used or refurbished (rebuilt) engine cost for your Seat Leon?

To find out how much a replacement engine costs for your Seat, fill in the application form with the correct information of your car. It is important to select the correct year of manufacture.

Do you know the chassis number (VIN) or the engine number of your Seat Leon? If so, this will help us enormously with the processing speed of your application. Many people who are looking for a replacement engine don't know this, so we spend a lot of time searching. 

If you don't know an engine code or Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), you can call a certified Seat dealer and find out the VIN or engine code. 

New, used or rebuilt?

Some suppliers take a working engine from a wrecked car and call it reconditioned. We don't do that. To us, that's just a used engine. 

When we say reconditioned, rebuilt or refurbished, we always mean a completely rebuilt engine. As you can imagine, it's more expensive than a used engine, but we also have a longer warrantee. You're buying quality.

A new, unused engine for your Seat Leon is often difficult to obtain. Usually there are many more options for good used, or completely rebuilt engines. Consider whether your car is worth the corresponding investment. A Leon with a working engine always yields a lot more money than a faulty car that can't be tested.

Seat Leon engines

The Seat Leon is built from 1999 to 2023 and consists of 6 generations, with 4 different fuel types and 3 different body shapes. When requesting a part, it is important that you choose the correct version.