1.4 T "B14NET" Engine [e.g. Opel Mokka, Astra, Insignia]

Engines are among the most important parts of a car, and there are many different types available from various manufacturers. One example is Opel’s 1.4-litre T engine (code name B14NET), fitted to a wide range of Opel models.

The B14NET is a turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing up to 140 horsepower and 200 Nm of torque. It has a top speed of around 200 km/h and accelerates from 0-100 km/h in about 9 seconds. Its biggest advantage is its compact, lightweight design, which makes it both powerful and economical.

The B14NET comes with several features that make it an outstanding engine. Its lightweight construction, for instance, helps reduce overall engine weight while boosting output. Alongside the turbocharger, it also uses multi-point fuel injection, which improves fuel economy and efficiency.

In short, Opel’s 1.4-litre T engine (code name B14NET) is a highly efficient and economical unit that delivers excellent performance alongside low running costs. It was designed primarily for smaller cars but is also found in larger models. The B14NET has proven to be a reliable and popular engine, and it’s an excellent choice for anyone who wants to drive an economical yet powerful car.

The B14NET is used across several Opel models, including the Astra, Corsa and Meriva. It’s also fitted in the Opel Insignia and Opel Cascada. These cars are great choices for anyone after a powerful yet economical drive.

The exact engine shown in the photo may no longer be available, but we will always send you an offer for the engine we currently have in stock, complete with photos and full details such as mileage and overall condition.

Which cars does this engine fit?

Engine code B14NET was fitted to models including: Opel Mokka, Astra, Insignia. The list is indicative — the same engine may also have been used in other models from the same manufacturer.

Always check your own engine code before ordering. The same displacement and the same model name can mean a different engine in a different model year, and only the code tells you for certain which engine the car has.

Where do I find the engine code?

The engine code is usually in one of three places:

• The registration document — under engine type or engine number.
• The engine itself — cast or stamped into the block, often at the gearbox end or under the cover.
• A workshop — a garage reads the code from your VIN in the manufacturer’s catalogue in a couple of minutes.

If you cannot find the code, send us the VIN and the registration number with your enquiry and we will look it up for you.

Request a quote for this engine

Every engine we sell is tested and comes with a warranty. Most of our stock never appears on the website, so do ask for an engine that is not listed.

Send your enquiry with the engine code or the VIN and you will have an answer within 24 hours.