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Used Honda Civic Engines for Sale
Used Honda Civic engines for 2001 and later Civics, matched to your VIN. Tell us the year, trim and engine, and one independent supplier quotes availability, price and shipping to Texas or anywhere in the lower 48.
- Ships to all 48 contiguous states
- Fitment checked by VIN
- Free to ask
- $450used, typical low end
- 5vehicle lines listed
- 2001earliest model year listed
Honda Civic Engine Price: Used vs Remanufactured
- 2004 Honda CivicGasoline, 1.7L, Base, Cpe (VIN 2, 6Th Digit, EGR, SOHC)$695–$1,409median $814 · 72 listings
- 2004 Honda CivicGasoline, 1.7L, VTEC, US Market, EX (VIN 2, 6Th Digit, ID D17A2)$600–$1,087median $825 · 50 listings
- 2009 Honda Civic1.8L, VIN 1 (6Th Digit, Gasoline)$500–$1,000median $700 · 100 listings
- 2014 Honda Civic1.8L, VIN 2 (6Th Digit, Gasoline, Sdn), Federal Emissions$500–$706median $625 · 100 listings
- 2018 Honda Civic1.5L (Turbo), VIN 1 (6Th Digit, Sedan), 174 HP$769–$1,563median $1,100 · 80 listings
- 2018 Honda Civic2.0L, Naturally Aspirated, VIN 2 (6Th Digit, Sedan), Federal Emissions$450–$856median $675 · 100 listings
Each used bar runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile of that version's asking prices, so half its listings fall inside it, and the dot marks the median. The supplier quotes your exact part, shipping and warranty.
These are part prices only. For labor and the total bill, see our engine replacement cost guide.
Honda Civic at a glance
| 2001–2005 (7th generation) | 1.7 L D17A1 in most DX and LX models, D17A6 in the HX, D17A2 VTEC in the EX; 2.0 L K20A3 in the SiSource: Wikipedia: Honda Civic (seventh generation), Wikipedia: Honda D engine |
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| 2006–2011 (8th generation) | 1.8 L R18A1; 2.0 L K20Z3 in the SiSource: Wikipedia: Honda Civic (eighth generation), Wikipedia: Honda R engine, Wikipedia: Honda K engine |
| 2012–2015 (9th generation) | 1.8 L R18Z1; 2.4 L K24Z7 in the SiSource: Wikipedia: Honda Civic (ninth generation), Wikipedia: Honda R engine |
| 2016–2021 (10th generation) | 2.0 L K20C2 or 1.5 L turbo L15B7 in the sedan and coupe (the Si gets a 205 hp L15B7), 1.5 L turbo L15BA in the North American LX and EX hatchback, 2.0 L turbo K20C1 in the Type RSource: Wikipedia: Honda Civic (tenth generation), Wikipedia: Honda L engine, Wikipedia: Honda K engine |
| Engine code on the yard listing | Hollander's own labels name the D17A2 for the 2004 Civic EX and the D17A6 for the HX, matching Wikipedia. Later Civic labels give displacement, VIN digit and body style but no engine code.Source: Hollander: 2004 Civic engine options, Wikipedia: Honda D engine |
Which Honda Civic do you have?
Si engines are separate parts
Every Civic Si in these years used a different engine from the regular car: the K20A3, then the K20Z3, then the K24Z7, then a 205 hp version of the 1.5 turbo. Used-yard listings give the Si engine its own interchange number, so say Si when you ask.
Source: Wikipedia: Honda Civic (seventh generation), Wikipedia: Honda Civic (ninth generation), Hollander: 2018 Civic engine options1.5 turbo or 2.0 (2016 on)
The 10th-generation sedan and coupe came with either the 2.0 K20C2 or the 1.5 turbo L15B7. Used-yard listings split the 174 hp turbo, the 205 hp Si turbo, the hatchback turbo and the 2.0 into separate interchange numbers.
Source: Wikipedia: Honda Civic (tenth generation), Hollander: 2018 Civic engine optionsCalifornia or federal emissions
For the 2014 1.8 and the 2018 2.0, used-yard listings give California-emissions engines a different interchange number from federal ones. Your VIN and the emissions label under the hood settle it.
Source: Hollander: 2014 Civic engine options, Hollander: 2018 Civic engine optionsHybrid, natural gas and Type R
The Civic Hybrid, the natural-gas GX and the Type R are listed separately from the gasoline engines on this page. Tell the supplier if your car is one of them.
Source: Hollander: 2014 Civic engine options, Wikipedia: Honda Civic (tenth generation)Check before you buy a used Honda Civic
- Match the generation. Each Civic generation used a different base engine, and used-yard listings give each one its own interchange number.
- Match the trim. The Si, the HX and the EX each had their own engine in some years. The trim on your title or VIN tells the supplier which one.
- Turbo or not? From 2016 the sedan and coupe came with a 2.0 or a 1.5 turbo, and the Si turbo is a separate part again.
- California or federal emissions? Some Civic engines are split by emissions version. The label under the hood or your VIN settles it.
- Get mileage, testing and warranty in writing. Ask for the donor car's mileage, how the engine was checked, the warranty term and the freight cost to your ZIP before you pay.
Vehicles that used the Honda Civic
- Honda Civic2001–2005
- Honda Civic2006–2011
- Honda Civic2012–2015
- Honda Civic2016–2021
- Honda Civic2022–2024
See the sourced table (5 rows)
| Vehicle | Model years |
|---|---|
| Honda Civic1.7 L D17A1, D17A6 or D17A2; Si: 2.0 L K20A3 | 2001–2005 |
| Honda Civic1.8 L R18A1; Si: 2.0 L K20Z3 | 2006–2011 |
| Honda Civic1.8 L R18Z1; Si: 2.4 L K24Z7 | 2012–2015 |
| Honda Civic2.0 L K20C2 or 1.5 L turbo L15B7 | 2016–2021 |
| Honda Civic2.0 L K20C2 in US sedans and hatchbacks; 2022–2024 Civics also appear as donors on the 2018 2.0 listings | 2022–2024 |
Each row has two sources: the Civic generation article and the engine article on Wikipedia, or Wikipedia plus Hollander's donor records. A generation can carry more than one engine, so the exact unit is confirmed by VIN.
Honda Civic questions
How much does a used Honda Civic engine cost?
Used-yard asking prices for a Honda Civic typically ran $450 to $1,563 on October 22, 2026. That range runs from the lowest version's 25th percentile to the highest version's 75th percentile, across 6 versions (502 priced listings). Prices vary by version, mileage and shipping, so the supplier quotes your exact part.
Which engine is in my Honda Civic?
It depends on the generation and trim. Most 2001–2005 Civics have a 1.7 D-series, 2006–2011 cars a 1.8 R18A1, 2012–2015 cars a 1.8 R18Z1, and 2016–2021 cars either a 2.0 K20C2 or a 1.5 turbo L15B7. The Si used its own engine in every generation, so the supplier confirms it from your VIN.
Will an engine from a different Civic year fit mine?
Within a generation, often yes. On the day we checked, the 1.8 listings for a 2009 Civic came from 2006 to 2011 Civics, and the 2.0 listings for a 2018 car included 2016 to 2024 donors. Across generations the engine changes, so match by VIN.
Is the Civic Si engine the same as the regular Civic engine?
No. The Si used the K20A3, K20Z3 and K24Z7 in turn, and from 2016 a 205 hp version of the 1.5 turbo. Used-yard listings give each Si engine its own interchange number.
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