Introduction (Turbocharger): Causes

1. Leaks
2. Noise
3. Lack of power

Notes on the installation of an exhaust turbocharger 

Before installation: 

• Prior to the installation of an exhaust turbocharger, fill engine oil in the oil inlet in the exhaust turbocharger. At the same time, rotate the shaft on the exhaust turbocharger.
• Check the oil supply to the turbocharger and the oil return from the turbocharger for foreign bodies and oil sludging, clean if necessary.
• Ensure that no dirt and no foreign bodies enter the openings.
• Clean the charging air system.
  NOTE: Do not leave any oil residue or foreign bodies in the charging air duct.
• Replace gaskets, and ensure that the gaskets are installed correctly.
• Observe tightening torques.

After installation: 

• Start up engine and run it at idle speed for at least one minute to ensure that the exhaust turbocharger is receiving a proper oil supply. When the engine is cold and the ambient temperature is low, let the engine idle for approximately 2 minutes.
• Check 'tightness', i.e. seal integrity, of the engine oil pipes.
• Shut down the engine and check the oil level.

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