Reconditioned Renault Trafic 1.9 dCi Engine

Exchange or rebuild: two different approaches when faced with six F9Q codes on the Trafic 1.9 dCi (2001–2006)

The Trafic I 1.9 dCi is based on the F9Q family, but behind this common designation lie six distinct codes — F9Q-750, F9Q-760, F9Q-762, F9Q-670, F9Q-772 and F9Q-774 — which do not necessarily share the same internal components. Identifying the exact code stamped on the block is therefore the essential first step before placing any order.

For this engine, the availability of good-quality second-hand blocks tends to diminish over time: as the Trafic 1.9 dCi has been out of production since 2006, the supply of cores in usable condition is not unlimited. If the customer still has their original block in a workable base condition, having their own unit rebuilt — returned after reconditioning — may be a worthwhile option to explore with EDEN BOITES; if, however, the block is too badly deteriorated, an exchange unit remains the straightforward solution.

Exchange unit

Original part fully rebuilt. Collection of your old unit and transport both ways arranged.

Up to 24-month warranty

Bench-tested before dispatch, delivered with an invoice (VAT reclaimable for trade customers).

Delivery across Europe

Fast dispatch throughout France and Europe, with order tracking at every step.

Pay in 10 instalments

Spread the cost of your engine over several payments, hassle-free.

To find exactly the right reference for your vehicle, identify it in seconds with your number plate, or request a free online quote from our advisers.

Frequently asked questions

Is a engine for this Renault model in stock?

We currently list 6 references reconditioned for this model. Availability depends on the exact engine: enter your number plate to confirm stock in real time, or request an online quote.

How can I be sure it is compatible with my Renault?

Compatibility depends on the engine / gearbox code, not just the model. The most reliable way is your number plate or registration document: our advisers confirm the right engine for your vehicle before you order.

Do I need to send back my old unit?

Yes, that is the principle of an exchange unit: you return your old engine (the core), which we recondition in turn. We arrange transport both ways, so you don't have to handle any logistics.

How long does it take to receive the engine for my Renault?

Once compatibility is confirmed and depending on the availability of the reference, the part leaves our workshop ready to fit, delivered throughout France and Europe, with payment in instalments available (up to 10 payments).

Available references: F9Q-774, F9Q-772, F9Q-762, F9Q-670, F9Q-760, F9Q-750