Used Acura Engines & Motors | Quality pre-owned Certified

Popular models for which used engines are readily available include the TL, TSX, MDX, RDX, RSX, Integra, and CL, as they've been widely produced and many are still on the road.

The most crucial step is to provide your vehicle's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) to the seller. This allows them to cross-reference the exact engine code (e.g., J35A for a V6, K24A2 for an inline-4) and ensure compatibility with your specific year, make, model, and trim.

Yes, the K-Series (K20A/K24A in RSX, TSX) are known for performance and aftermarket support. The J-Series V6 engines (J30A, J32A, J35A in TL, MDX, CL) are highly regarded for their smooth power and durability. Older B-Series (B18B, B18C) are popular among enthusiasts for swaps due to their robustness.

Engine swaps can be complex. While some engines share similarities, exact compatibility is crucial. Consult with a professional mechanic or the engine supplier to confirm if an engine from a different model or year is a direct fit or requires significant modifications.

Yes, Acura and Honda often use the same engines, but with some key differences in tuning, application, and refinement.

As of now, It does not use the exact same Type R engine (from the Honda Civic Type R) in its production vehicles — but it’s a fair question because they share a performance DNA, and the engines are closely related.

Most reputable used engine suppliers accept major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover), PayPal, and sometimes bank wire transfers. Some may also offer financing options through third-party services.

Yes, full payment is required upfront for used engine purchases.

Always confirm the final price, including any applicable sales tax (which can vary by location), shipping fees, and potential core charges. Reputable sellers will disclose all costs upfront. Gate lifting charges or if you change delivery location then it will be charge extra. Once finalize no extra cost.

A core charge is a refundable deposit added to the price of the engine. You pay it upfront and get it back when you return your old, rebuildable engine (the "core") to the seller. This encourages recycling and helps reduce waste. but mostly we donot recieve core, core charges are already added in your invoice, you can directly sell core to any nearby junkyard.

Engines are typically shipped via freight carriers. Shipping costs can vary significantly based on distance, weight, and delivery type. we offer flat-rate shipping to commercial addresses, while residential deliveries often incur an additional fee due to the need for a liftgate service.

Shipping times depend on the seller's location, your location, and the freight carrier. Generally, it can range from 3-7 business days within the same country, but it's essential to confirm estimated delivery times with the seller.

Immediately inspect the engine for any shipping damage before signing for the delivery. Note any damage on the delivery receipt. Take photos of the packaging and the engine if there's any visible damage. Report issues to the seller within their specified timeframe (e.g., 24-48 hours).

Both Acura (Honda) and Audi (Volkswagen Group) are known for technical skills, but they prefer different goals. The Acura engine is known for the long -term durability that is inherited from its credibility, equal distribution of power and engineering philosophy. On the other hand, dynamic driving on Audi, performance, advanced turbocharging and properties, but more complex and sometimes with a reputation for expensive maintenance. If you affect low life and continuous performance, Acura can be a better option. However, if you are looking for height performance techniques with first -class spirit, the Audi engine often offers a more luxurious station for high maintenance costs.

The Acura TLX model offers several engine options based on the year and trim. The latest Aadhaar models (2021 and New) produce 272 horsepower with 2.0 educators turbocharged inline -4 engines. The TLX type S has a 3.0-liter turbocharged V6 engine that produces 355 horsepower. The old TLX model (2015–2020) offered either a 2.4-liter inline-4 or 3.5-liter V6 engine. These engines are known to perform with cleanliness, and all TLX models use the front wheel drive or Acuras super handling of four-wheel drive (SH-AWD) system on the high trimmer.