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- 2010 HYUNDAI Santa Fe Remanufactured engines
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- 2012 HYUNDAI Santa Fe Remanufactured engines
- 2013 HYUNDAI Santa Fe Remanufactured engines
- 2014 HYUNDAI Santa Fe Remanufactured engines
- 2015 HYUNDAI Santa Fe Remanufactured engines
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- 2020 HYUNDAI Santa Fe Remanufactured engines
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Remanufactured HYUNDAI Santa Fe Engines
Auto Part Max supplies professionally remanufactured Hyundai Santa Fe engines for many Santa Fe models and engine applications. Each engine is fully disassembled, cleaned, inspected, machined and rebuilt using quality internal components.
Hyundai Santa Fe engines are known for issues such as oil consumption, timing failure, rod bearing wear, overheating damage and engine knocking. Our remanufacturing process is designed to restore engine reliability and help correct common internal failures.
We offer rebuilt Hyundai Santa Fe engines for several engine codes including G6DH, G4KJ, G4KH, G6DC and G4KE.

Hyundai Santa Fe Engine Codes We Rebuild
The Hyundai Santa Fe has used several engine families over the years. Choosing the correct engine code is very important for proper fitment.
- G6DH Hyundai Santa Fe engine
- G4KJ Hyundai Santa Fe engine
- G4KH Hyundai Santa Fe engine
- G6DC Hyundai Santa Fe engine
- G4KE Hyundai Santa Fe engine
If you are not sure which engine code fits your Santa Fe, contact us with your VIN number and vehicle details before ordering.
Common Hyundai Santa Fe Engine Problems
Many Hyundai Santa Fe engines fail because of internal wear, oil starvation, overheating or timing system problems.
- Engine knocking noise
- Rod bearing failure
- Excessive oil consumption
- Timing chain or timing component failure
- Low compression
- Overheating damage
- Metal debris in engine oil
- Engine seizure

Our Hyundai Santa Fe Engine Rebuilding Process
Every Santa Fe engine is completely disassembled before rebuilding. Worn internal parts are removed and replaced, while reusable components are cleaned, inspected and machined as required.
Engine blocks, cylinder heads, crankshafts and camshafts are cleaned using thermal and/or chemical cleaning methods. Blocks and heads are inspected for cracks, and crankshafts are ground and micro-polished when needed.
Machining & Inspection
Cylinder walls are bored and honed to restore proper clearances. Block and cylinder head surfaces are resurfaced as required to help ensure proper gasket sealing and long-term reliability.
Cylinder Head Remanufacturing
Cylinder heads are pressure tested, machined and resurfaced. Rocker arm assemblies are replaced with new or remanufactured components when required.
Precision Assembly
Each rebuilt Hyundai Santa Fe engine is assembled to OEM specifications using precision measurements and quality replacement parts.
Parts Replaced In Our Rebuilt Santa Fe Engines
Our remanufactured Hyundai Santa Fe engines include many new internal components for improved durability and performance.
- New main bearings
- New connecting rod bearings
- New pistons and wrist pins
- New piston rings
- New cam bearings
- New timing components
- New freeze plugs
- New or rebuilt oil pump
- Full gasket and seal set

Why Choose a Remanufactured Hyundai Santa Fe Engine?
A remanufactured engine is a strong replacement option when your original Hyundai Santa Fe engine has failed due to knocking, oil consumption, overheating or internal damage.
Instead of installing a used engine with unknown mileage and history, a rebuilt engine gives you new internal parts, machining work and a more reliable long-term solution.
Need Help Finding the Correct Santa Fe Engine?
Hyundai Santa Fe engines can vary by year, engine size, engine code, emission type and VIN. To avoid ordering the wrong engine, contact Auto Part Max with your VIN number before purchase.
