Ford Fiesta Mk7 Bare Engine 1.6 TI HXJA HXJB HXJE RVJA 120HP 39k miles, WARRANTY

Warranty and technical condition of the part

The engine is sold with a 90-day warranty. The power unit was tested before removal and is in full working order.

Listing details

The offer applies to a bare engine. The engine is sold without accessories (e.g. alternator, starter motor, manifolds, injectors, turbocharger, etc.). Ford Fiesta Mk7 Bare Engine 1.6 TI HXJA HXJB HXJE RVJA 120HP 39k miles, WARRANTY is a used, complete engine block with cylinder head, sold without accessories, designed for professional engine replacement in the Ford Fiesta Mk7. This solution is intended for users and workshops looking for a verified 1.6 TI petrol engine with 120 HP, maintaining factory performance characteristics and compatibility with original accessories. By adhering to the original specifications, the engine allows for seamless transfer of components from the previous unit and maintains the vehicle's factory parameters.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 1537995
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 1537995
• Substitutable numbers: 1537995, 8A6G6006DA, 8A6G-6006-DA, 1904872
• Fuel type: Petrol
• Part type: Engine Long Block
• Category: Engines
• Engine code: HXJA HXJB HXJE RVJA
• Mileage: 39 000

Technical characteristics of the 1.6 TI engine

The presented bare engine is designed for 1.6 TI petrol units used in the Ford Fiesta Mk7, marked with codes HXJA, HXJB, HXJE, and RVJA. These markings allow for precise matching of the engine to the specific equipment version and control system, which is crucial for the proper operation of the fuel injection, ignition, and control electronics. The engine belongs to a popular family of Ford petrol units, valued for their predictable characteristics, good refinement, and reasonable maintenance costs. As a bare engine, it serves as a base for transferring accessories from a damaged unit – you retain your manifolds, auxiliary equipment, wiring harness, and ECU, while only the core cylinder assembly and head are replaced.

Application and selection by engine code

The engine is intended for the Ford Fiesta Mk7 with a 1.6 TI 120 HP petrol unit. The key to selection is comparing the engine code with the currently installed unit – compatibility with the HXJA, HXJB, HXJE, or RVJA markings helps reduce the risk of mechanical and electronic incompatibility. In workshop practice, selection by engine code and OEM numbers is a standard procedure that minimizes installation time and eliminates the need for modifications. This method of matching is particularly important for more modern petrol units, where differences in accessories, ECU maps, or minor design changes can affect engine startup and stable operation.

Benefits of installing a used bare engine

Replacing a damaged unit with a used bare engine is often the most economically rational solution in the event of major failures, such as seizing or mechanical damage to the block or head. Instead of a costly rebuild, you receive a complete base assembly to which you transfer your existing accessories.

• Cost reduction compared to purchasing a new unit.
• Retention of original accessories and vehicle ECU.
• Possibility of faster repair in workshop conditions.
• No need for electrical system modifications when the correct engine code is selected. Additionally, the engine's mileage allows the workshop to assess the potential for further operation and plan any preventive maintenance (e.g., replacing seals or checking the timing belt) before installation in the car.

Professional approach to purchasing a used engine

When purchasing a used engine, it is crucial to verify the compatibility of the engine code, fuel type, and OEM number with the vehicle documentation or catalog data. Proper selection minimizes the risk of problems during the first startup and allows for maintaining the factory performance parameters of the powertrain. To better understand how to safely choose used powertrains and what to look for when comparing offers, it is worth consulting our expert guide: Why it is worth buying used gearboxes and engines – facts instead of myths. The article discusses, among other things, selection by VIN and OEM numbers, common myths about used engines, and the cost ratios of repairs versus replacement.

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