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Y62 Engine for Sale UAE — Nissan Patrol VK56VD 5.6L V8 Buying Guide
By FindMyParto · Sharjah Industrial Area 3 · Updated July 2026 · 9 min read
Direct Answer — Y62 Engine for Sale
"Y62" is the Nissan Patrol chassis generation code (2010–2024), not an engine code. Every Y62 Patrol uses one engine: the VK56VD 5.6L V8, paired with a 7-speed automatic transmission. There is no separate "Y62 engine" — when someone searches for this, they mean a replacement VK56VD sourced for a Y62-chassis Patrol.
VK56VD Used
AED 14,000 – 20,000
Fits Y62 Patrol 2010–2024
Fits Y62 Patrol 2010–2024
VK56VD Reconditioned
AED 20,000 – 28,000
1–3 month warranty
1–3 month warranty
Cross-Compatible With
Armada, Infiniti QX80
Same platform, same engine
Same platform, same engine
FindMyParto suppliers in Sharjah Industrial Area 3 stock VK56VD units across all Y62 production series. Get free quotes →
If you're searching "Y62 engine for sale," you're almost certainly looking for a replacement engine for a Nissan Patrol Y62 — the full-size luxury SUV generation that ran from 2010 until Nissan replaced it with the all-new Y63 in September 2024. This guide covers exactly what you need to source that replacement correctly: which engine your specific Y62 uses, how the engine changed across the model's 14-year production run, why cross-platform sourcing from an Armada or QX80 is a legitimate option, and current UAE pricing from FindMyParto's verified supplier network in Sharjah Industrial Area 3.
For a full technical comparison between the Y62's VK56VD and the earlier Y61's VK56DE — including specs, VVEL actuator notes, and the UAE fuel quality distinction between the two — see our dedicated VK56 engine comparison guide. This page focuses specifically on buying for the Y62 chassis.
Y62 Chassis vs VK56VD Engine — Clearing Up the Confusion
"Y62" refers to the internal Nissan platform code for this Patrol generation — the same naming convention that gave the previous generation its "Y61" code and the classic solid-axle Patrol its "Y60" code. It describes the chassis, body, and overall vehicle platform, not the engine.
Unlike the Y61, which was sold across multiple markets with different engine options (the TB48 and TB45 petrol inline-sixes, and diesel options including the ZD30), the Y62 was sold with exactly one engine for its entire production run: the VK56VD 5.6L naturally aspirated V8. This simplifies sourcing considerably — if you own a Y62 Patrol, you need a VK56VD, with no engine-option ambiguity to resolve first.
Important distinction: Do not confuse the VK56VD (Y62, 2010+) with the older VK56DE (Y61, 2010–2013 in some markets). They share a displacement and family name but use different injection systems, valve timing technology (VVEL on the VD, not on the DE), and are not interchangeable without significant modification. Confirm your exact chassis (Y61 or Y62) before ordering — see our VK56 comparison guide for the full DE vs VD breakdown.
VK56VD Changes Across Y62 Production Series
Over its 14-year production run, Nissan made running changes to the Y62 across five recognised production series. While the fundamental VK56VD architecture remained consistent, power output and some internal specifications evolved — relevant when sourcing a replacement engine and expecting it to match your vehicle's original performance characteristics.
| Series | Approx. Years | Power Output | Notable Changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series 1 | 2010–2013 | ~400 hp | Initial launch specification, 7-speed automatic introduced from launch |
| Series 2 | 2013–2016 | ~400 hp | Minor running changes, updated engine mounts on some markets |
| Series 3 | 2016–2019 | ~400 hp | Facelift generation, sensor and ECU calibration updates |
| Series 4 | 2019–2021 | ~400 hp | Continued running changes, emissions calibration updates by market |
| Series 5 | 2021–2024 | Up to ~428 hp (market dependent) | Final production series before Y63 replacement, some markets saw a power revision |
Always confirm your Y62's exact production series and market specification when sourcing a replacement — FindMyParto suppliers cross-reference your VIN against donor engines to ensure the correct series match.
The Y62-to-Y63 Transition — What It Means for Replacement Parts
In September 2024, Nissan launched the all-new Patrol generation in the UAE — internally coded Y63 — replacing the Y62 after 14 years of production. The Y63 is a fundamentally different vehicle under the skin: it moves away from the naturally aspirated VK56VD V8 entirely, adopting a 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 (VR35DDTT) paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission.
This transition matters directly for anyone searching for a Y62 replacement engine today. The Y62 is now firmly the "previous generation" Patrol — and with a production run stretching back to 2010, a substantial share of the UAE and GCC's enormous Y62 fleet is now well outside original manufacturer warranty. As these vehicles age, demand for replacement VK56VD engines through the independent parts market — rather than costly new-engine orders through Nissan dealers — will only continue to grow. This is precisely the market FindMyParto's Sharjah Industrial Area 3 suppliers serve.
Practical implication: A well-sourced, correctly-matched used or reconditioned VK56VD from a verified Sharjah supplier is very often the more economical path for a Y62 owner than a brand-new factory engine order — particularly as the model ages further from its 2024 discontinuation.
VK56VD Price for Y62 — UAE Table by Condition
| Condition | Mileage | Price (AED) | Warranty | Lead Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Used standard | 80,000 – 150,000 km | 14,000 – 20,000 | 1 – 4 weeks | 1 – 5 days |
| Used low-mileage | Under 80,000 km | 20,000 – 25,000 | 2 – 6 weeks | 3 – 7 days |
| Reconditioned | Rebuilt with warranty | 20,000 – 28,000 | 2 – 4 months | 5 – 12 days |
Sourcing from Armada or Infiniti QX80 — Cross-Platform Compatibility
The Nissan Patrol Y62 shares its underlying platform with two other Nissan Group vehicles sold in overlapping years: the Nissan Armada (the Patrol's North American equivalent) and the Infiniti QX80 (the luxury variant, badge-engineered from the same vehicle). All three use the same VK56VD 5.6L V8, and this shared platform meaningfully widens the pool of donor engines available to UAE buyers beyond Patrol-specific stock.
| Vehicle | Market | Engine | Compatibility Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nissan Patrol Y62 | GCC, global | VK56VD | Reference vehicle |
| Nissan Armada | North America | VK56VD | Compatible — confirm year alignment & harness |
| Infiniti QX80 | North America, global | VK56VD | Compatible — confirm year alignment & harness |
What to verify: While the core engine is mechanically the same across all three nameplates, engine wiring harness connectors and some sensor calibrations can differ slightly by model year and market. Always confirm production year alignment with your supplier, and request confirmation that ancillary connectors match your Patrol's harness before committing to a cross-platform sourced unit.
What to Check Before Buying a Y62 Replacement Engine
- Confirm your exact production series and year against the donor engine — use your VIN to cross-reference with your supplier.
- Ask whether the source is Patrol, Armada, or QX80 — mechanically compatible, but confirm harness and sensor alignment for your specific year.
- Request oil condition and compression test results — see our full used engine inspection guide for the complete checklist applicable to any V8 replacement, including the VK56VD.
- Clarify what's included — bare long block, or complete assembly with alternator, intake manifold, and ancillaries. Price comparisons are meaningless without confirming this.
- Confirm warranty terms in writing before payment — 1–4 weeks typical for used, 2–4 months for reconditioned.
Frequently Asked Questions — Y62 Engine for Sale
What engine does the Nissan Patrol Y62 use?
The VK56VD 5.6L naturally aspirated V8, exclusively — the Y62 was never sold with any other engine option. Power output ranges from approximately 400 hp (Series 1–4) to up to 428 hp on some Series 5 market specifications, paired with a 7-speed automatic transmission throughout.
How much does a Y62 replacement engine cost in UAE?
Used VK56VD: AED 14,000–20,000. Used low-mileage: AED 20,000–25,000. Reconditioned with warranty: AED 20,000–28,000. Full breakdown by condition above. FindMyParto suppliers in Sharjah Industrial Area 3 provide live quotes within 60 minutes.
Has the Nissan Patrol Y62 been discontinued?
Yes — Nissan launched the all-new Y63 generation Patrol in the UAE in September 2024, using a different 3.5L twin-turbo V6 (VR35DDTT) rather than the VK56VD V8. The Y62 is now the previous generation, with a large UAE fleet moving into the independent replacement-parts market as vehicles age out of warranty.
Can I use an Armada or QX80 engine in a Patrol Y62?
Yes — the Patrol Y62, Nissan Armada, and Infiniti QX80 share the same platform and VK56VD engine. Confirm production year alignment and harness/sensor compatibility with your supplier before purchase, as minor differences can exist between model years and nameplates.
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