How do I find my turbo part number?
The turbo part number can usually be found stamped or etched into the compressor housing of the turbocharger. Other numbers will be visible on the ID plate. These will be Vehicle manufacturer part numbers and build serial numbers. Numbers that you may also see are the turbo frame type ie: TD05, TF035.
What kind of turbo do I have?
All turbochargers should have an identification label or nameplate secured to the outside casing of the turbocharger. It is preferable if you can supply us with this make and part number of the actual turbo fitted to your car. Normally, you can identify the turbocharger by Model Name, Part Number and OEM number.
How do I know what Garrett turbo I have?
Look for the identification name plate of the turbo. In the T series you can usually find it on the body of the turbo or on the inlet plate, held by 2 clinches. Although in the GT series it is usually recorded by computer on the compressor housing or with a name plate held by 2 clinches.
How much is a turbocharger kit?
The price of a turbocharger typically starts from $400 and goes up depending on the make and model of your car. For smaller cars such as an Audi A4, or a Subaru Impreza you can expect to pay less for a replacement turbocharger.
What is a twin turbocharged engine?
Series twin-turbo engines have the turbochargers set up in a sequence or series. The output from the first turbocharger is then further compressed by the second turbocharger for a serious pressure buildup and a large boost of power.
How do turbo sizes work?
Generally speaking, the larger the trim size (other things held constant), the more air a turbo can move. At the same time, it will top out the efficiency limit of the turbo rather quickly. A larger A/R will take longer to spool (boost lag) but will be able to flow more air.
What is trim on a turbo?
“Trim” is another commonly thrown-around term when discussing turbo sizing. Simply put, it’s an expression of the relationship between the inducer and exducer diameters of turbine or (more commonly) compressor wheels, and is useful for judging how much air either one can move.
How much HP can a turbo add?
Supercharger or turbocharger A turbocharger works with the exhaust system and can potentially give you gains of 70-150 horsepower. A supercharger is connected directly to the engine intake and could provide an extra 50-100 horsepower.
How much does it cost to rebuild a Garrett turbo?
Turbo rebuild costs can vary drastically if you have damaged major components. Rebuilds start at $400 for standard journal bearing turbos, and $550 for ball bearing turbos, but remember the price will go up from there if you have damaged major components.
Where can I find the Turbo part number?
The only way to be 100% accurate is to get the turbo number from the actual turbo. Find the turbo part number when only the vehicle application is known. Find Melett parts using the turbo manufacturer and turbo model.
When do I need to replace my international turbocharger?
If you have issues with your International Turbocharger, you must replace it as soon as possible. Buy Auto Parts sells a wide range of parts for every car make and model at unbeatable prices. We have genuine OEM replacements and premium aftermarket parts.
What does the nameplate on a turbo mean?
A nameplate will vary according to whether it relates to an original equipment turbo installed by the vehicle manufacturer or to a turbo bought through the independent Aftermarket. The nameplate shows a customer or Garrett part number, turbo model and serial number – providing you information that might help you order a replacement turbo.
What is the part number on a Mercedes IHI turbocharger?
his IHI Turbocharger is typically fitted to a Mercedes Vito 2.2L D. These turbochargers normally have numbers etched on a flattened area on the Air intake side of the turbocharger. The OEM number on this turbocharger is: A6460960199 and the turbo manufacturer’s part number is VV14.