Hyundai Elantra · AD 2016–2020 · G4FJ 1.6 turbo
Bring your Elantra back to the road.
Choose a brand new Hyundai Elantra 1.6L turbo petrol long block for the AD 2016–2020 G4FJ application. See the engine assembly, understand the parts to transfer and plan the workshop job.
01 / Match your vehicle
Hyundai Elantra 1.6 turbo engine compatibility
| Vehicle & series | Years | Engine |
|---|---|---|
| Hyundai Elantra AD | 2016–2020 | G4FJ · 1.6L turbo petrol |
For the listed AD models originally fitted with the turbocharged G4FJ engine. Match this application when ordering; this is not a conversion kit for a different engine.
Shopping by engine code? Explore the G4FJ long block and its other listed applications →
02 / Know what you are buying
A new engine for your Elantra.
A clear fitting plan.
New engine assembly
Brand new cylinder head, block, crankshaft, pistons and connecting rods supplied as an assembled G4FJ long block. No used donor engine and no exchange core required.
Keep your old engine until the workshop has completed the component transfer.
Parts your installer transfers
Your suitable high-pressure fuel pump, intake and exhaust manifolds, sensors and other bolt-on components transfer from the original engine. The turbocharger is not included in the long-block offer.
Have the workshop inspect reused parts and include the required fitting gaskets, seals, fluids, filters and labour in its quote.
New vs used or reconditioned Hyundai Elantra engine
This offer starts with a new engine assembly. A used motor has a previous service history; a reconditioned motor has been rebuilt from an existing engine. Compare what is supplied, the written warranty and total fitting cost as well as the purchase price.
03 / See the supplied assembly
A closer look at the G4FJ long block.
These genuine photographs come from our G4FJ engine-code listing. Use them alongside the supplied-parts information when planning the workshop job.
01 / Rocker cover
The silver cover and black oil filler cap are visible at the top of the assembly.
02 / Cylinder head & block
The head and block form the assembled long motor shown here. Your vehicle’s bolt-on components are fitted during installation.
03 / Front cover & oil filter
The angled photograph above shows the front cover; the blue oil filter is visible in both views.
04 / Plan the installation
Give the replacement engine a clean start.
The useful next step after an engine failure is to establish the cause. Your workshop should check the parts and systems that will be connected to the new long block.
Turbo & oil circuit
Inspect the turbocharger and its oil supply and return. If the old engine or turbo failed, assess contamination before reusing connected parts.
Intake & ignition
Check the intake and intercooler for oil or debris after a failure. Use the specified spark plugs and inspect the ignition system as part of the fitting plan.
Cooling & maintenance
Resolve cooling and lubrication faults, follow professional installation and run-in requirements, and retain fitting and service records.
Oil consumption, misfires or timing-chain noise?
These symptoms need diagnosis rather than a single assumed cause. Ask your mechanic to assess the engine, turbocharger and relevant supporting systems before deciding which parts need replacement. A new long block will not repair a faulty component transferred onto it.
Hyundai Elantra engine replacement cost
The live engine price and availability are shown above. Standard Australian delivery is included. Budget separately for workshop labour, fitting parts and any turbocharger or accessory work identified during diagnosis.
Plan your replacement budget →Has your car been tuned?
Tell us about remaps, boost changes or aftermarket hardware before ordering. The warranty excludes damage from unauthorised modifications; our team can explain the requirements for your setup.
Read the warranty terms →See the business behind your engine
Step inside our warehouse.
Take a look around and see our engine stock and delivery crates for yourself. When you buy a new Hyundai Elantra replacement long block, there is an Australian team here to help with your vehicle, the supplied engine and the parts to transfer.
Free standard Australian delivery and a 1-year limited warranty are included under our published terms.
Talk to our team05 / Delivery & peace of mind
From our warehouse.
To your next chapter.
Free standard Australian freight. Tracked delivery. A local team behind your G4FJ.
Delivered Australia-wide.
delivery
Allow 1–2 business days for preparation. Delivery estimates vary by location and carrier conditions; remote areas may take longer.
Explore delivery optionsLocal support. Written cover.
limited warranty
Cover starts when your engine is delivered.
Built around manufacturing quality
Cover for defects in materials and workmanship, including manufacturing faults in the block, head and internal components, subject to the policy.
Coverage & installation essentials
Professional installation and correct run-in are required. The policy excludes normal wear, improper installation, neglect, overheating, lack of lubrication and consequential costs. Read the full terms before installation.
Easy returns
7 days to arrange your return.
Contact us within 7 calendar days of confirmed delivery for an eligible non-warranty return. The engine must be unused, uninstalled and unaltered, with its original packaging intact.
The restocking fee applies to the engine purchase price. You pay return freight, and original shipping costs are deducted from the refund. Returns are inspected before refund approval. Warranty claims follow the separate warranty process.
How delivery works
- Order confirmedYour confirmation arrives by email.
- Prepared in QLDYour engine is packed for freight.
- Track to your doorTracking is emailed at dispatch.
If you need warranty support
- Contact our teamTell us about the issue promptly.
- Guided assessmentWe may request photos or diagnostic reports.
- Next steps agreedIf approved, we arrange inspection and repair or replacement instructions.
06 / Before you buy
Hyundai Elantra engine buying questions
Is this Hyundai Elantra engine new or reconditioned?
It is a brand new assembled long block, not a used or reconditioned engine. No exchange core is required.
Which Hyundai Elantra models does this engine fit?
This listing covers the 2016–2020 Hyundai Elantra AD with the G4FJ 1.6L turbo petrol engine. The vehicle series, years and turbo engine configuration are shown in the fitment table above.
Does the engine include a turbocharger?
No. This is the long-block offer for the turbocharged G4FJ application. The turbocharger and suitable bolt-on components transfer from your original engine after inspection.
What needs transferring from my old engine?
The high-pressure fuel pump, intake and exhaust manifolds, sensors and suitable accessories. Your installer should organise the fitting parts and check the condition of everything being reused.
Can I watch my engine’s hot-test video?
Scan the supplied engine QR code to access its individual hot-test video. Our published warranty information notes that video availability can vary by configuration. The warehouse video here is a separate view of our business and stock.
Should the turbo be checked before fitting?
Yes. Have the workshop inspect the turbo, its oil circuit and the intake system, especially after an engine or turbo failure. Resolve contamination and the original fault before the new engine runs.
Does Australian delivery cost extra?
Standard Australian delivery and transit insurance are included. Express freight is available at checkout. See the delivery section for published estimates.
Can I return an unused engine?
Contact us within seven calendar days of confirmed delivery. Eligible non-warranty returns must be unused, uninstalled and unaltered in intact original packaging. A 10% restocking fee and applicable freight deductions apply under the returns policy.
Ready for your Elantra replacement?
Order from the purchase section above, or talk to our team about your application and workshop plan.
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