Turbo failure reasons: lack of lubricant, foreign objects, contamination of oil
Turbocharger fault finder: compressor wheel impact damage, foreign object, defective air filter, turbo bearing damage, defective oil filter, blocked oil filter, excessive boost pressure. high oil consumption, blocked turbo feed pipe or return oil pipe. Turbo: https://bestturbos.uk/
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Turbocharger fault finder: limp mode, turbo charger low boost problem, lack of power, car high fuel consumption, turbo noise on acceleration, black smoke, white smoke,?turbo seized, turbo blown, turbocharger no longer working.
Check turbo hoses and pipes: air and oil leaks
Check the? actuator, vacuum hoses, boost and leaks sources
Check actuator electronic, electrical connections , damages
Check the clips: engine maybe is under boost from the turbocharger
Check the intercooler whether it is airproof; if oil is present inside it, it? indicates a turbo fault.
Check the boost pressure sensor: you can clean it or exchange for a new one.
Check the mass airflow sensor “MAF”:?cleaning it can increase turbo performance and fuel economy
Check the air filter condition: replacing clogged air filters improves fuel economy and overall car performance
Check oil quality for any contamination – particles or debris: over 60% of all turbo failures are oil related. Contaminated or dirty oil? can cause sratches to the turbocharger bearing leading to wear and tear and premature failure. Turbocharger can lose balance that may cause rotor damage and oil leaks.
Check the oil filter condition: blocked or damaged oil filter will damage your turbocharger
Warning: contaminated oil or damaged? air filter causes premature wear of bearing surfaces and rotors.
Check the VNT condition: clogged with carbon will couse excessive fuel consumption and black smoke from the exhaust system.
Check the turbo charger vacuum pipes for air and oil leaks. There should not be any oil in the system.
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Turbo noise: check the turbo rotors, if damaged, repair or replace the turbocharger
The exhaust system- if black smoke is coming out it indicates a turbocharger fault. Main causes are: the turbocharger produces oil instead of air, the actuator arm is blocked,? bearing damage, compressor or turbine wheel damage.
Turbo common problems: rotor shaft damage, lack of lubrication, bearing obliterateration from contaminated oil.
The turbocharger failure causes:
clogged air filter
clogged or constricted oil drain pipe
engine blow by excees crankcase preasure
engine oil level above turbo oil drain pipe
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Main turbos failure causes:
– lack of lubricant
– foreign objects
– contamination of oil
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