FAQ

WHAT CAUSES TURBOCHARGERS TO FAIL?

Lack of Maintenance: Regular maintenance is essential for turbochargers. Neglecting tasks such as oil changes, filter replacements, and cleaning can lead to dirt and debris buildup, damaging the turbocharger components.

Overboosting: Overboosting occurs when the turbocharger operates beyond its limits, resulting in excessive pressure and heat buildup. This can cause components to warp or crack, leading to failure.

Oil Contamination: Turbochargers rely on clean, high-quality oil. Contaminated oil (containing dirt, metal particles, or other debris) can significantly damage the turbocharger.

Foreign Object Damage: Small particles or debris entering the turbocharger can harm the compressor or turbine wheel, eventually causing failure.

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