How much does it cost to fix a blown turbo?

How much does it cost to fix a blown turbo?

The average cost of a turbo replacement is between £1,000 – £2,500 in the UK. However, the cost varies greatly depending on the car model. At best, a turbo replacement can cost as little as £500 for a Mini, but can be particularly expensive for a Porsche, costing up to £4,000.

Can a turbo be repaired?

In most cases, a turbocharger can be repaired, unless the outer housings are damaged. It is imperative that you get a warranty in case the turbo fails again. The worn parts will be replaced by the turbo specialist and your turbocharger will be as good as new.

Does a blown turbo damage the engine?

Can you drive with blown turbo? The longer you drive your car with a blown turbo, the more damage the engine will have and therefore the more costly it will be to repair. The longer the blown turbo is left without repair, the more damage can be caused to the car’s engine.

Can blown turbo damage engine?

How do you know your turbo is blown?

The symptoms of a damaged or failing turbo are:

1. Loss of power.
2. Slower, louder acceleration.
3. Difficulty maintaining high speeds.
4. Blue/grey smoke coming from the exhaust.
5. Engine dashboard light is showing.

How often should you replace turbos?

How Long Should a Turbo Last? The turbos found in turbocharged vehicles don’t have an easy job. They’re almost always put under a lot of pressure, and because of this, it’s rare for them to last the lifetime of a car. Most of them will last for anywhere from 100,000 to 125,000 miles before needing to be replaced.

How much does it cost to replace a turbo in a car?

£1000 – £1500 to replace the turbo. You would also need to replace the turbo bearing oil feed and oil return pipes because carbonised oil in them probably led to oil starvation of the turbo bearing. No, the car won’t run properly without the turbo. Reconditioned turbo keeps whistling – is this normal?

Can a damaged turbocharger be repaired or replaced?

In most cases, a turbocharger can be repaired, unless the outer housings are damaged. It is imperative that you get a warranty in case the turbo fails again.

What can I do about a noisy turbocharger?

Inspect your oil drain line to see if it’s clogged, which is a common cause for a noisy turbo. Look to see if the draining oil is thick or like sludge, which likely indicates an obstruction in the line. Simply replace the oil drain line with a part from a dealership.

Where can I find the correct turbocharger for my car?

To find the correct turbocharger that is guaranteed to fit your car at an unbeatable price, use the Year, Make, and Model search at the top left of this page. If you find the turbocharger cheaper somewhere else, give one of our US based turbocharger specialists a call and we will match that price. 1-888-875-9978.