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Nissan HR10DDT engine

Nissan Juke 1L HR10DDT Engine

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Replacement HR10DDT engine for the Nissan Juke 1L. Compare reconditioned, tested used and supply & fit options, with exact compatibility checked before your quote is progressed.

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Compatible models: Juke, Micra Typical fitment: 1000 cc • Turbo Petrol • 2019 Available routes: Reconditioned • Tested used • Supply & fit
  • Engine-code and vehicle fitment checked before your quote is progressed
  • Choose supply only or a fitted replacement route
  • Fast price enquiry using the existing Nissan quote popup
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Technical matching

What Are the HR10DDT Technical Specifications?

The small-capacity turbo; oil condition is checked before any offer.

The specifications above reflect Nissan UK’s published specifications, and the VRM lookup confirms which HR10DDT variant your registration needs before any quote is issued.

PropertyDetail
Engine CodeHR10DDT
Displacement1.0L
Fuel TypeTurbo Petrol
Engine FamilyHR10
Power115 hp
Fitted ToJuke, Micra
Known Faultsoil dilution
Warranty6 to 12 months depending on option
AvailabilityReconditioned and tested used engines
Choose the right product route

Types of HR10DDT Engines Available

Pick the buying route that suits your budget, timeline and the condition you want for your Nissan HR10DDT engine.

Most popular

Reconditioned HR10DDT Engine

A strong option for buyers who want a balanced mix of reliability, renewed internals and long-term value.

  • Wear components replaced where required
  • Built around exact engine-code matching
  • Ideal when you want a more premium product route
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Budget route

Tested Used HR10DDT Engine

A lower-cost buying route for customers who want a fast replacement and a more price-led solution.

  • Used unit sourced against your exact engine code
  • Best where cost control is the priority
  • Quoted only when suitable stock is available
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Done for you

Supply & Fit HR10DDT Package

Perfect if you want the engine supplied and the installation arranged through the workshop network in one quote path.

  • Engine supply with fitting support in one enquiry
  • Ideal for off-road or non-running vehicles
  • Useful when you want the shortest route to a completed job
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Fitment overview

HR10DDT Compatibility Table

Use this table as a buying guide to see which Nissan models are commonly associated with the HR10DDT engine. Exact fitment is still confirmed before the order is finalised.

Compatible Nissan Model Years Engine Size Fuel Type Model Page
Juke 2019 1000 cc Turbo Petrol View model
Micra 2019–2022 1000 cc Turbo Petrol View model

Important: the compatibility table is a practical shopping aid. Always confirm the exact engine code, vehicle year and fitment before ordering.

Quick answer

Key Takeaways

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    The HR10DDT is a 1.0L turbo petrol engine fitted to Juke & Micra.
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    Timing chain wear on the 1.0L turbo petrol is the fault the network sees most often on this code.
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    VRM lookup matches your exact variant before any quote is issued.
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    Reconditioned or tested used, with 6-12 months warranty in writing.
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The engine in plain terms

The HR10DDT is a 999 cc three-cylinder with a turbo mounted close to the exhaust, a layout that gives the little engine a surprisingly broad torque spread. In the UK it appears in the Micra K14 from 2017 in 99 hp form, and a mild-hybrid version of the same block adds a 12V belt-driven starter-generator. The same architecture sits under the bonnet of a large part of the Renault and Dacia small-car range, which is why the engine is cheap to keep fed with parts – and why the donor market is deep.

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The fault that defines it: the chain

The HR10DDT’s timing chain has a documented stretch issue, and on the Micra it announces itself the same way it does on the 1.2: a metallic rattle for a second or two on cold start, fading as oil pressure builds. Left alone, the stretched chain wears the guides and tensioner, cam timing drifts and the engine management flags a timing correlation fault. The 1.0 shows it earlier on cars with extended oil-change intervals, which makes the cold-start listen the single most important check on any used or replacement 1.0.

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Reconditioned and tested used options with 6 to 12 months warranty

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Compression, leak, history and mileage checks before any offer

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Nationwide recovery and fitting available across the UK

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Bespoke Quote Matching

Every engine match is confirmed against your registration before any quote is issued, and all work is carried out by vetted third-party workshops operating as an independent comparison service.

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Oil consumption and the small-bore problem

A 999 cc bore running turbo heat is a hard environment for piston rings. On higher-mileage cars the rings wear, oil use climbs between services, and you may notice a whiff of burning oil on a trailing throttle. On neglected engines the bores can score, which is terminal for a repair – at that point a replacement is the only sensible route.

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Turbo and boost behaviour

The small turbo spools early, which is what makes the 1.0 feel eager around town, but the wastegate actuator can stick with age. The first sign is a hesitation under load and a loss of top-end pull, followed by an underboost fault code and limp mode. It is a cheaper fault than the chain, and a good workshop will spot it before it does damage.

Choose the route that suits you

Which HR10DDT Service Option Should You Choose?

Choose how you want your HR10DDT supplied: reconditioned to spec, a tested low-mileage used engine, or a complete supply & fit package with recovery.

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Reconditioned

Stripped, measured, reconditioned to specification, pressure tested

  • Written warranty: 6 to 12 months
  • Exact VRM/code matching
  • Vetted independent workshop
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Tested Used

Low-mileage original with compression and leak checks

  • Written warranty: 6 months
  • Exact VRM/code matching
  • Vetted independent workshop
Best for: Budget buyers Request Bespoke Quote →
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Supply & Fit

Matched engine, recovery, fitting and final check

  • Written warranty: Up to 12 months on installation
  • Exact VRM/code matching
  • Vetted independent workshop
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Side-by-sideCompare Your Options

No fixed prices are published — every quote is bespoke to your registration and chosen service.

OptionWhat You GetWarrantyBest For
ReconditionedStripped, measured, reconditioned to specification, pressure tested6 to 12 monthsLong-term owners
Tested UsedLow-mileage original with compression and leak checks6 monthsBudget buyers
Supply & FitMatched engine, recovery, fitting and final checkUp to 12 months on installationComplete solutions
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Repair or replace on a Micra

Micra values make this decision sharp. If the chain is the only fault and the car is otherwise sound, a chain job is often worth doing. The moment rings or bores are involved, the repair bill starts to look like a replacement bill – and the replacement comes with a warranty, which a repair does not. Because the 1.0 is a high-volume engine across the alliance range, replacements are plentiful and the economics usually favour a matched swap on a car that is otherwise good. For most Micra owners the decision comes down to one question: how long do you plan to keep the car? If the answer is more than two years, a warranty-backed replacement is usually the sounder call than a chain repair on an engine with unknown ring wear.

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How Is a HR10DDT Engine Fitted?

Fitting a HR10DDT engine means checking the oil feed and confirming the timing before handover, because a small turbo starves quickly. The network workshops handle the changeover, and every installation is warranty-backed.

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What replacement involves on a Micra

Registration lookup matches your car to the HR10DDT, the stamp on the block is confirmed – including whether your car is the mild-hybrid version – and a reconditioned or tested used engine is sourced. The workshop transfers your ancillaries, fits fresh belts, gaskets and fluids, road-tests the car and hands it back with a 6 to 12 month warranty. Two to three working days is the norm.

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Enter your registration to match the correct HR10DDT for your Micra, and compare reconditioned, tested used and supply-and-fit quotes from vetted UK workshops.

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Questions answered clearly

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Micra 1.0 chain problem as common as the Qashqai 1.2’s? +
A chain check is part of the pre-fit regime on every 1.0 replacement, so the defining fault is caught before it reaches your car.
Can the chain be changed without pulling the engine? +
If the rings are also worn, in-car work stops making sense and the replacement route wins.
Is the mild-hybrid Micra engine the same as the non-hybrid? +
The registration lookup catches the hybrid status, so the wrong family is never ordered.
Why does my Micra use oil between services? +
Oil use alone does not mean replacement – but it is the sign that the engine’s days are numbered if left.
Is the 1.0 DIG-T shared with Renault and Dacia? +
The HR10DDT code on your block is the only reliable match.
How long does a Micra engine swap take? +
The timing is confirmed when you book, along with the quote.