Diesel
Diesel Turbocharging Basics
There's a reason diesels typically utilize compound turbo setups instead of twin turbochargers.
There's a reason diesels typically utilize compound turbo setups instead of twin turbochargers.
Many things can change the performance of the turbocharger. But the turbocharger is rarely the source of the problem.
The two most important parameters to look at are the desired boost pressure and actual boost pressure during a test...
Whether it's a diesel or gas engine, the turbocharger will have a wastegate. This video is sponsored by MAHLE.
A turbocharger is a complex unit with precisely matched components.
This video covers the external conditions that can cause this type of damage. Sponsored by TrakMotive.
They are most vulnerable to lubrication-related issues (e.g., poor quality oil, not changing the oil often enough, dirty oil, low...
Doug Kaufman discusses some simple things your customers can do to ensure the longest life of their turbochargers. Sponsored by...
Andrew Markel explains the importance of taking extra steps to keep from damaging the turbocharger during a regular induction cleaning.
The customer complains of loss of performance and turbocharger noise. The turbocharger oil supply may be restricted, causing oil starvation...
