- Australia Wide delivery
- Changeover basis
Hyundai Elantra G4NA 2.0L MPI Petrol Engine (2015–2020)
$3,500.00 ex. GST
Price based on changeover. Fitting available at extra cost.
- Competitive engine pricing
- Engine fitting available in Hallam
- Australia-wide delivery available
- Warranty included*
- Fitment assistance available
- Not sure whether this engine fits your car? Send us your VIN, build year and existing engine code before ordering.
Product Short Description
Looking for a replacement Hyundai Elantra G4NA 2.0L petrol engine? Hyundai & Kia Engines supplies G4NA MPI replacement engines for compatible Hyundai Elantra AD models, with professional engine fitting available from our workshop in Hallam, Melbourne.
The G4NA is a 2.0-litre naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine from Hyundai and Kia’s Nu engine family. It uses Multi-Point Injection (MPI) and was fitted to compatible Australian Hyundai Elantra AD models during the 2015–2020 period.
Because engine specifications can differ between Elantra generations and variants, we recommend confirming your VIN, build information and existing engine code before ordering.
12-month warranty
On all engines
shipping
Australia-wide
Expert fitting
Dandenong workshop
10+ years exp.
Hyundai & Kia
Hyundai Elantra G4NA Engine Overview
Hyundai Elantra G4NA 2.0L Engine for Sale
If your Hyundai Elantra requires a replacement engine following internal damage, excessive wear or another major engine failure, Hyundai & Kia Engines can supply a G4NA 2.0L MPI petrol engine for compatible applications.
The G4NA belongs to Hyundai and Kia’s Nu engine family and features a naturally aspirated inline four-cylinder configuration.
In compatible Australian Hyundai Elantra AD models, the engine produces approximately 112 kW of power and 192 Nm of torque, depending on the vehicle specification.
The G4NA uses Multi-Point Injection rather than Gasoline Direct Injection, making correct engine-code identification particularly important when comparing it with other Hyundai 2.0L engines.
Before purchasing, we recommend confirming:
- Vehicle VIN
- Existing engine code
- Hyundai Elantra generation
- Build month and year
- Fuel-injection system
- Existing engine configuration
Do not rely on the Elantra model name and 2.0L capacity alone.
Hyundai Elantra G4NA Engine Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Engine Code | G4NA |
| Engine Capacity | 2.0L / 1999cc |
| Fuel Type | Petrol |
| Fuel System | MPI – Multi-Point Injection |
| Aspiration | Naturally Aspirated |
| Configuration | Inline 4-Cylinder |
| Valve Configuration | DOHC 16-Valve |
| Engine Family | Hyundai / Kia Nu Series |
| Variable Valve Timing | Dual CVVT |
| Common Generation | Elantra AD |
| Typical Australian Power | 112 kW |
| Typical Australian Torque | 192 Nm |
| Vehicle Application | Hyundai Elantra |
| Engine Fitting | Available |
| Workshop Location | Hallam, Melbourne |
| Delivery | Australia-Wide |
| Warranty | Refer to current engine warranty conditions |
Is This the Correct Engine for My Hyundai Elantra?
How to Confirm Your Elantra Uses the G4NA
Hyundai Elantra models have been manufactured with several different petrol engine configurations.
Therefore, not every Hyundai Elantra with a 2.0L petrol engine should automatically be assumed to use the G4NA.
Before ordering, check:
- VIN
- Existing engine identification
- Build month and year
- Elantra generation
- Model variant
- Fuel-injection system
- Transmission details where required
- Original engine configuration
The G4NA is commonly associated with compatible AD-generation Hyundai Elantra 2.0 MPI models.
If you are unsure which engine your vehicle requires, send our team your vehicle details before placing your order.
NOT SURE IF YOUR ELANTRA USES A G4NA?
Need Us to Fit Your Hyundai & Kia Engine?
Hyundai & Kia Engines offers professional engine fitting from our workshop in Hallam, Melbourne.
Hyundai & Kia Engines Delivered Across Australia
- Melbourne
- Sydney
- Brisbane
- Adelaide
- Perth
- Canberra
- Hobart
- Regional Victoria
- Regional NSW
- Regional Queensland
- Regional South Australia
- Regional Western Australia
Warranty on Your Hyundai & Kia Engine
Before installation, customers and installers should review the applicable warranty requirements and ensure associated vehicle systems are checked where necessary.
- Engine identification
- Fitment questions
- Installation enquiries
- Warranty information
- Freight enquiries
- General technical questions relating to the engine supplied
Hyundai Elantra G4NA Engine FAQs
What is the Hyundai G4NA engine?
What Hyundai Elantra uses the G4NA?
Is the G4NA petrol or diesel?
Is the G4NA MPI or GDI?
Is G4NA the same as G4NC?
Does every 2.0L Hyundai Elantra use a G4NA?
How can I tell which engine my Elantra has?
Can you install my Elantra engine?
Do you deliver Hyundai Elantra engines interstate?
What is included with the engine?
Should I provide my VIN before ordering?
G4NA vs Other Hyundai Elantra Engines
Why Matching the Engine Code Matters
Engines associated with different Elantra applications include:
- G4NB 1.8L MPI
- G4NA 2.0L MPI
- G4NC 2.0L GDI
- G4FJ 1.6L Turbo GDI
- Other engines depending on generation and market
The G4NA should therefore be identified by its engine code and vehicle application, rather than simply searching for a Hyundai Elantra 2.0L engine.
G4NA MPI vs GDI
What Does MPI Mean?
The Hyundai G4NA uses MPI – Multi-Point Injection.
With an MPI engine, fuel is delivered through individual injectors positioned in the intake ports before entering the combustion chambers.
This differs from GDI – Gasoline Direct Injection – where fuel is injected directly into the combustion chamber.
This distinction is important because Hyundai has produced different 2.0L Nu-family engines using both fuel systems.
For example:
G4NA = 2.0L MPI
G4NC = 2.0L GDI
They should not automatically be considered interchangeable simply because they share a similar capacity.
Common Signs of Hyundai Elantra Engine Problems
When Might an Elantra Engine Need Replacement?
Engine problems can develop gradually or occur after a significant mechanical failure.
Symptoms that should be investigated include:
- Excessive oil consumption
- Knocking or tapping noises
- Low oil-pressure warnings
- Persistent engine misfires
- Reduced engine power
- Low or uneven compression
- Excessive exhaust smoke
- Repeated overheating
- Coolant contamination
- Oil contamination
- Internal bearing damage
- Piston or cylinder damage
- Cylinder-head damage
- Engine seizure
- Engine-block damage
These symptoms do not automatically mean the complete engine requires replacement.
The vehicle should be properly diagnosed first.
Where extensive internal damage has occurred, replacing the complete engine may sometimes be more practical than carrying out extensive internal repairs.
Hyundai Elantra G4NA Compatibility
- Vehicle generation
- Build date
- Engine specification
- Market specification
- Ancillary components
- Original engine configuration
Important
What to Check Before Installing a Replacement Engine
- Cooling system
- Radiator condition
- Thermostat
- Oil supply and lubrication system
- Intake system
- Fuel system
- Engine mounts
- Hoses and connections
- Associated sensors and components
Why Buy From Hyundai & Kia Engines?
Hyundai & Kia Engine Specialists
From our Hallam workshop, we supply engines to private vehicle owners, mechanics and automotive workshops throughout Australia.
Why customers choose us:
- Specialists in Hyundai and Kia engines
- Highly competitive engine pricing
- Professional engine fitting available
- Hallam, Melbourne workshop
- Australia-wide engine freight
- Assistance identifying the correct engine
- Warranty and technical support
- Large range of Hyundai and Kia replacement engines
Get In Touch With Us
Location
3 David Lee Rd, Hallam VIC 3803, Australia
Phone
Hyundai Elantra G4NA Engine Overview
Hyundai Elantra G4NA 2.0L Engine for Sale
If your Hyundai Elantra requires a replacement engine following internal damage, excessive wear or another major engine failure, Hyundai & Kia Engines can supply a G4NA 2.0L MPI petrol engine for compatible applications.
The G4NA belongs to Hyundai and Kia’s Nu engine family and features a naturally aspirated inline four-cylinder configuration.
In compatible Australian Hyundai Elantra AD models, the engine produces approximately 112 kW of power and 192 Nm of torque, depending on the vehicle specification.
The G4NA uses Multi-Point Injection rather than Gasoline Direct Injection, making correct engine-code identification particularly important when comparing it with other Hyundai 2.0L engines.
Before purchasing, we recommend confirming:
- Vehicle VIN
- Existing engine code
- Hyundai Elantra generation
- Build month and year
- Fuel-injection system
- Existing engine configuration
Do not rely on the Elantra model name and 2.0L capacity alone.
Hyundai Elantra G4NA Engine Specifications
|
Specification
|
Details
|
|---|---|
|
Engine Code |
G4NA |
|
Engine Capacity |
2.0L / 1999cc |
|
Fuel Type |
Petrol |
|
Fuel System |
MPI – Multi-Point Injection |
|
Aspiration |
Naturally Aspirated |
|
Configuration |
Inline 4-Cylinder |
|
Valve Configuration |
DOHC 16-Valve |
|
Engine Family |
Hyundai / Kia Nu Series |
|
Variable Valve Timing |
Dual CVVT |
|
Common Generation |
Elantra AD |
|
Typical Australian Power |
112 kW |
|
Typical Australian Torque |
192 Nm |
|
Vehicle Application |
Hyundai Elantra |
|
Engine Fitting |
Available |
|
Workshop Location |
Hallam, Melbourne |
|
Delivery |
Australia-Wide |
|
Warranty |
Refer to current engine warranty conditions |
Is This the Correct Engine for My Hyundai Elantra?
How to Confirm Your Elantra Uses the G4NA
Hyundai Elantra models have been manufactured with several different petrol engine configurations.
Therefore, not every Hyundai Elantra with a 2.0L petrol engine should automatically be assumed to use the G4NA.
Before ordering, check:
- VIN
- Existing engine identification
- Build month and year
- Elantra generation
- Model variant
- Fuel-injection system
- Transmission details where required
- Original engine configuration
The G4NA is commonly associated with compatible AD-generation Hyundai Elantra 2.0 MPI models.
If you are unsure which engine your vehicle requires, send our team your vehicle details before placing your order.
NOT SURE IF YOUR ELANTRA USES A G4NA?
Need Us to Fit Your Hyundai & Kia Engine?
Hyundai & Kia Engines offers professional engine fitting from our workshop in Hallam, Melbourne.
Hyundai & Kia Engines Delivered Across Australia
-
Melbourne -
Sydney -
Brisbane -
Adelaide -
Perth -
Canberra -
Hobart -
Regional Victoria -
Regional NSW -
Regional Queensland -
Regional South Australia -
Regional Western Australia
Warranty on Your Hyundai & Kia Engine
Before installation, customers and installers should review the applicable warranty requirements and ensure associated vehicle systems are checked where necessary.
-
Engine identification -
Fitment questions -
Installation enquiries -
Warranty information -
Freight enquiries -
General technical questions relating to the engine supplied
Hyundai Elantra G4NA Engine FAQs
What is the Hyundai G4NA engine?
What Hyundai Elantra uses the G4NA?
Is the G4NA petrol or diesel?
Is the G4NA MPI or GDI?
Is G4NA the same as G4NC?
Does every 2.0L Hyundai Elantra use a G4NA?
How can I tell which engine my Elantra has?
Can you install my Elantra engine?
Do you deliver Hyundai Elantra engines interstate?
What is included with the engine?
Should I provide my VIN before ordering?
G4NA vs Other Hyundai Elantra Engines
Why Matching the Engine Code Matters
Engines associated with different Elantra applications include:
- G4NB 1.8L MPI
- G4NA 2.0L MPI
- G4NC 2.0L GDI
- G4FJ 1.6L Turbo GDI
- Other engines depending on generation and market
The G4NA should therefore be identified by its engine code and vehicle application, rather than simply searching for a Hyundai Elantra 2.0L engine.
G4NA MPI vs GDI
What Does MPI Mean?
The Hyundai G4NA uses MPI – Multi-Point Injection.
With an MPI engine, fuel is delivered through individual injectors positioned in the intake ports before entering the combustion chambers.
This differs from GDI – Gasoline Direct Injection – where fuel is injected directly into the combustion chamber.
This distinction is important because Hyundai has produced different 2.0L Nu-family engines using both fuel systems.
For example:
G4NA = 2.0L MPI
G4NC = 2.0L GDI
They should not automatically be considered interchangeable simply because they share a similar capacity.
Common Signs of Hyundai Elantra Engine Problems
When Might an Elantra Engine Need Replacement?
Engine problems can develop gradually or occur after a significant mechanical failure.
Symptoms that should be investigated include:
- Excessive oil consumption
- Knocking or tapping noises
- Low oil-pressure warnings
- Persistent engine misfires
- Reduced engine power
- Low or uneven compression
- Excessive exhaust smoke
- Repeated overheating
- Coolant contamination
- Oil contamination
- Internal bearing damage
- Piston or cylinder damage
- Cylinder-head damage
- Engine seizure
- Engine-block damage
These symptoms do not automatically mean the complete engine requires replacement.
The vehicle should be properly diagnosed first.
Where extensive internal damage has occurred, replacing the complete engine may sometimes be more practical than carrying out extensive internal repairs.
Hyundai Elantra G4NA Compatibility
-
Vehicle generation -
Build date -
Engine specification -
Market specification -
Ancillary components -
Original engine configuration
Important
What to Check Before Installing a Replacement Engine
-
Cooling system -
Radiator condition -
Thermostat -
Oil supply and lubrication system -
Intake system -
Fuel system -
Engine mounts -
Hoses and connections -
Associated sensors and components
Why Buy From Hyundai & Kia Engines?
Hyundai & Kia Engine Specialists
From our Hallam workshop, we supply engines to private vehicle owners, mechanics and automotive workshops throughout Australia.
Why customers choose us:
-
Specialists in Hyundai and Kia engines -
Highly competitive engine pricing -
Professional engine fitting available -
Hallam, Melbourne workshop -
Australia-wide engine freight -
Assistance identifying the correct engine -
Warranty and technical support -
Large range of Hyundai and Kia replacement engines
Get In Touch With Us
Location
3 David Lee Rd, Hallam VIC 3803, Australia
Email
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