Assembly or bare block
A bare block is not equivalent to an assembled short block. Compare the included components rather than relying on the name “engine block”.
New short block engines
New short block assemblies with block, crankshaft, connecting rods and pistons. Compare engine codes and supplied components, then request a quote.
Where to find the engine code on the registration document →New
Engine bare FIAT Ducato TD
New
Engine bare new AH01 for Citroen C4 2.0 HDI
New
Engine bare new F4GE0604A for Fiat Iveco 2.5 D
New
Engine block bare CYR5 new for Ford 2.2 D
New
Engine block bare CVRA new for Ford 2.2 D
New
Engine block bare DRFF for Ford 2.2 DTCI
New
Engine block bare RHH / RHC / RHD for Citroen 2.0 D
Short blocks: contents and selection
The new assemblies in this selection are described as including the block, crankshaft, connecting rods and pistons. They cover the lower engine assembly; check each offer for the cylinder head, timing components and accessories.
Engine code and application
Use the engine code, vehicle version and part references. Components and specifications can differ even within the same engine family.
Parts to reuse
The workshop must assess which original components can be reused and which need replacing. Have the supplied assembly and required work itemised separately.
Questions about short blocks
Is a short block ready to install as a complete engine?
Do not assume it is. Check whether the head, timing components, sump and accessories are included, then agree with the workshop which parts to transfer or replace.
What information is needed for a quote?
Provide the engine code, make, model, year and power output, together with block references and the required components.