Reconditioned Volkswagen Transporter 2.0 TDI Engine – Bare Engine – Ref. CXEB
- 100% secure online payment
- Delivery to your garage or home, anywhere in Europe
- 24-month parts warranty
- Reconditioned and bench-tested
- Part
- Engine
- Part type
- Bare Engine
- Make
- Volkswagen
- Model
- Transporter
- Engine
- 2.0 TDI
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Reference
- CXEB
- Warranty
- 24 months
- Feature
- BARE ENGINE
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Reconditioned Volkswagen Transporter 2.0 TDI Engine – Reference CXEB
This reconditioned engine for the Volkswagen Transporter 2.0 TDI, with an engine capacity of 1968 cm³, is supplied under reference CXEB (OEM reference CXEB) and delivered as a bare engine; the exact list of components included is detailed on the quote. Widely used in professional light commercial vehicles, this diesel unit is subjected to heavy demands in intensive use, which accelerates the onset of certain faults.
Signs That Your Engine Needs Replacing
Several symptoms should alert the owner of a Transporter fitted with this diesel unit: noticeable power loss under acceleration, abnormal exhaust smoke (white, blue or black depending on the fault), excessive oil consumption, unusual metallic noises at idle or when revving, a recurring engine warning light, or repeated coolant overheating. These signs generally indicate advanced internal wear, making engine replacement preferable to a partial repair.
Exchange Basis: Your Garage Keeps Working
This engine is part of our exchange range, rebuilt to 0 km. In practice, the reconditioned engine is dispatched first, before the old unit is even collected; your garage is therefore never left without a solution and the vehicle is off the road for as little time as possible. The old unit (block or intact sump) is only collected after the reconditioned engine has been delivered and fitted, in accordance with our Terms and Conditions; return of the old unit is required.
A deposit is taken at the time of order and refunded once the reconditioned engine has been delivered, fitted, and the old unit returned and received.
Reconditioning: What Does It Actually Mean?
This reconditioned engine has been fully stripped, cleaned and inspected point by point before reassembly. Worn internal components are replaced according to the condition found during inspection, and the precise details of these replacements are set out in the quote. The block is then reassembled to manufacturer tolerances and bench-tested before dispatch, to ensure it performs as expected; this step verifies operating parameters before the unit leaves us.
Warranty and Payment
This reconditioned engine, reference CXEB, is covered by a 24-month parts warranty, subject to fitting by a qualified professional. Payment can be spread over multiple instalments, in up to 10 instalments.
EDEN BOITES supports you from quote through to collection of the old unit.
Reconditioned Volkswagen Transporter 2.0 TDI Engine – Reference CXEB
This reconditioned engine for the Volkswagen Transporter 2.0 TDI, with an engine capacity of 1968 cm³, is supplied under reference CXEB (OEM reference CXEB) and delivered as a bare engine; the exact list of components included is detailed on the quote. Widely used in professional light commercial vehicles, this diesel unit is subjected to heavy demands in intensive use, which accelerates the onset of certain faults.
Signs That Your Engine Needs Replacing
Several symptoms should alert the owner of a Transporter fitted with this diesel unit: noticeable power loss under acceleration, abnormal exhaust smoke (white, blue or black depending on the fault), excessive oil consumption, unusual metallic noises at idle or when revving, a recurring engine warning light, or repeated coolant overheating. These signs generally indicate advanced internal wear, making engine replacement preferable to a partial repair.
Exchange Basis: Your Garage Keeps Working
This engine is part of our exchange range, rebuilt to 0 km. In practice, the reconditioned engine is dispatched first, before the old unit is even collected; your garage is therefore never left without a solution and the vehicle is off the road for as little time as possible. The old unit (block or intact sump) is only collected after the reconditioned engine has been delivered and fitted, in accordance with our Terms and Conditions; return of the old unit is required.
A deposit is taken at the time of order and refunded once the reconditioned engine has been delivered, fitted, and the old unit returned and received.
Reconditioning: What Does It Actually Mean?
This reconditioned engine has been fully stripped, cleaned and inspected point by point before reassembly. Worn internal components are replaced according to the condition found during inspection, and the precise details of these replacements are set out in the quote. The block is then reassembled to manufacturer tolerances and bench-tested before dispatch, to ensure it performs as expected; this step verifies operating parameters before the unit leaves us.
Warranty and Payment
This reconditioned engine, reference CXEB, is covered by a 24-month parts warranty, subject to fitting by a qualified professional. Payment can be spread over multiple instalments, in up to 10 instalments.
EDEN BOITES supports you from quote through to collection of the old unit.
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EDEN reconditioned
Up to 3× cheaper than new
- Rebuilt to 0 km
- Tested & certified
- Wear parts replaced with new
- Up to 24-month warranty
- Pay in up to 10 instalments
- Simple, fast exchange process
- Compatibility checked by an expert
- After-sales & advisers in France
- Fast delivery throughout France
- Circular economy, better for the planet
New part
€€€ · up to 3× more expensive
- Maximum reliability
- Manufacturer's warranty
- Full price, no discount
- Sometimes long lead times
- Rarely worth it on an older vehicle
- New manufacturing = heavy on the planet
Used
€ · a lottery
- Unknown mileage
- Not inspected
- No warranty
- Unpredictable price
- Risk of early failure
- Uncertain compatibility
- No after-sales, no follow-up
- Can end up costing twice as much