Turbocharger Fault Diagnosis

When repairing turbochargers for passenger cars and heavy-duty vehicles, it is essential to correctly identify the cause of the failure. In many cases, turbocharger damage occurs due to an external factor rather than the turbocharger itself. The most common reasons why turbocharger repair is needed include:

• Exhaust system malfunction and DPF filter clogging.
• Engine lubrication system problems.
• Foreign object damage on the compressor side (aluminium shell fragment).
• Foreign object damage on the turbine side (cast iron side).
• Turbocharger overspeed (exceeding critical RPM).
• Turbocharger shaft overheating.
• Turbocharger component fatigue.
• Contaminated oil.

 

We recommend entrusting your vehicle repairs to experienced specialists who will accurately diagnose and eliminate the root cause of the turbocharger failure, ensuring reliable and long-lasting performance of the repaired turbocharger.