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Author: Subject: Daily driver recon turbo needed
stevebubs

posted on 15/9/19 at 09:46 PM Reply With Quote
Daily driver recon turbo needed

2009 Ford Kuga needing a replacement turbo... Any recommended suppliers? There appear to be a lot of them out there and would rather go to somewhere known..

[Edited on 15/9/19 by stevebubs]

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Markymark

posted on 16/9/19 at 12:54 AM Reply With Quote
Hi

Is that the 1.6 diesel engine? If it is I would recommend putting the cheapest turbo you can get on it and outing it pronto.


The engine is renowned for eating turbos, the oil ways to the oil feed block up, so once one goes they last about 6 months and it will need another. Most places ( including euro car parts) won't warrant them.

If it's not as you were, euros do oe turbos, plus some cheap rubbish as well.

Sorry to be the possible bearer of bad news

Mark

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nick205

posted on 16/9/19 at 10:21 AM Reply With Quote
If it's the 1.6 diesel engine I have a feeling Ford use a PSA (Peugeot) engine for this. Don't profess to know much about the engines or turbo chargers though.
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coyoteboy

posted on 16/9/19 at 11:45 AM Reply With Quote
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The engine is renowned for eating turbos, the oil ways to the oil feed block up, so once one goes they last about 6 months and it will need another. Most places ( including euro car parts) won't warrant them.

Mark


I think legally they'd have to prove it was not their unit at fault.

That said, surely a flush of the oil ways is a walk in the park?






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stevebubs

posted on 16/9/19 at 11:47 AM Reply With Quote
2.0 Tdi
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Markymark

posted on 16/9/19 at 12:10 PM Reply With Quote
Phew that's a relief!

They fail due to low oil pressure to the turbo, they specifically say that no warranty is given if the turbo fails prematurely due to lack of oil pressure as it is a known issue with that engine.

We did a Belingo van, changed the feed pipes and the oil pump, as recommended, still only lasted 6 months.


Mark

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stevebubs

posted on 16/9/19 at 01:52 PM Reply With Quote
Suspect it's failed due to my wife driving it like Miss Daisy and not taking it for any long runs. Have seen overboost errors. Suspect vanes have coked up and put undue pressure on the bearings.

[Edited on 16/9/19 by stevebubs]

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stevebubs

posted on 16/9/19 at 01:53 PM Reply With Quote
Anyhow.. Any suggestions of reputable suppliers of recon turbos?
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ian locostzx9rc2

posted on 16/9/19 at 02:29 PM Reply With Quote
Btn turbos or Ivor searle they will supply you with new oil pipes aswell also you need to make sure the egr valve and pipe work and dpf isn’t blocked aswell

[Edited on 16/9/19 by ian locostzx9rc2]

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stevebubs

posted on 17/9/19 at 07:41 PM Reply With Quote
Ta. Any idea of rough price?
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