Reconditioned Nissan NV400 2.3 dCi Engine

M9T 672 to M9T 890: which engine codes cover the NV400 2.3 dCi from 2011 to 2019?

The NV400 2.3 dCi is built around a single engine family, the M9T family, but it spans fourteen distinct codes between 2011 and 2019: M9T 672, M9T 676, M9T 678, M9T 680, M9T 686, M9T 690, M9T 692, M9T 694, M9T 696, M9T 698, M9T 704, M9T 870, M9T 876 and M9T 890. This code, stamped on the block, is the only identifier that guarantees strict compatibility with a replacement unit. Two blocks with the same quoted power output can belong to different codes and may not be interchangeable.

Pre- and post-2016: a technical shift you cannot afford to overlook

The lower codes (M9T 672 to M9T 698) correspond to the 2011–2015 model years, before the emissions updates that introduced codes M9T 870 to M9T 890 on post-2016 vehicles. These later codes incorporate internal modifications tied to successive emissions standards; a block from an earlier generation is not a valid substitute. Always check the full code on your block — not just the power output in kW or the engine capacity — before placing any order. EDEN BOITES supplies these engines as bare units: ancillary components (turbo, alternator, starter motor, fuel rail) are not included and should be reused or replaced separately depending on their condition.