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Replacement turbochargers for diesel and petrol cars and vans, including VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda, BMW, Ford Transit, Citroën, Peugeot, Renault, Vauxhall, Land Rover, Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz and Mazda. Match the part number on your old turbo's label, or send our team your reg or VIN and we'll confirm the right turbo before you order.

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Read more: symptoms, fitting checks, part numbers and FAQs

Is It Your Turbo?

Loss of powerSlow acceleration, often with the engine going into limp mode.

Whining or siren noiseUsually worn turbo bearings, but a split boost hose can sound similar.

Blue or heavy smokeOil getting past worn turbo seals into the exhaust or intake.

Boost fault codesOver- or under-boost codes and the engine warning light.

Many of these symptoms can also come from a split hose, a sticking EGR valve or a faulty sensor, so check those first. See our turbocharger guide for the full list of symptoms and causes.

How to Choose the Right Turbocharger

Find the part number on the label or plate on your old turbo. This is the most reliable way to match.
Confirm the engine: make, model, year, engine size and engine code. The same model can use different turbos with different engines.
Check the actuator type. Some turbos use a vacuum actuator and others an electronic one. The new turbo must match.
Not sure? Send our team your registration or VIN, or a photo of the turbo label, for a free fitment check.

Before fitting a new turbo: most turbos fail because of an oil problem, not the turbo itself. Find and fix the cause first, or the new turbo can fail the same way.

Change the engine oil and oil filter, using the grade your engine needs.
Replace the oil feed pipe if it's blocked or carbonised, and fit new gaskets.
Check the oil return line and engine breather are clear.
Clean out the intercooler and boost pipes if the old turbo has pushed oil into them.
Prime the turbo with clean oil before the first start, and let the engine idle for a few minutes.

Turbo fitting is a skilled job, so we recommend using a qualified mechanic.

Turbochargers by Make

These are the makes and part numbers in our current range. Part numbers are for reference: always match the number on your own turbo.

Make	Models	Turbo part numbers
VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda	Golf, Passat, Jetta, Caddy, Beetle, Tiguan, Eos, Scirocco · A1, A3, A4 (B6/B7), A6 (C5/C6) · Leon, Ibiza, Arona, Ateca, Alhambra · Octavia, Yeti	04E145704R, 04L253020S, 04L253019Q, 03L253019P, 03L253016F, 03L253016T, 06K145722J, 03G145702K
BMW & Mini	1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Series diesels (118d to 520d), X3, X4 · Mini Cooper S R55, R56, R57 1.6	11657633795, 11657637563, 8570082, 53039880163
Ford	Transit, Transit Custom, Tourneo Custom, Ranger · Focus, Fiesta, B-Max, C-Max, EcoSport, Mondeo	BK3Q-6K682-PC, BK3Q-6K682-CB, BK2Q-6K682-CA, 6C1Q-6K682-CD, 1761181
Citroën, Peugeot, DS	Relay, Boxer · Berlingo, C3, C4, C5, Jumpy · DS3, DS4, DS5 · 208, 2008, 3008 (1.4 / 1.6 HDi)	9802446680, 9670371380, 9663199280, 9804945280, 49373-02002
Renault, Nissan, Vauxhall vans	Master, Trafic, Movano, Vivaro, NV400, Primastar · Dacia and Renault diesels	8201054152, 14411-4256R, 144114825R, 144118607R
Vauxhall & Fiat	Astra J, Insignia A, Zafira Tourer 2.0 CDTi · Fiat Doblo, Punto, Fiorino, Qubo, Tipo 1.3	55566448, 54359700027
Land Rover & Jaguar	Freelander 2, Discovery Sport, Discovery, Range Rover Evoque, Velar · Jaguar XE, XF, E-Pace, F-Pace	LR006862, LR003578, LR049592, 49335-01940
Mercedes-Benz	Sprinter (B906, B907, B910) · C, E, S, CLS, GL & GLE V6 diesels	6420901186 and Sprinter turbo (see listing)
Mazda	Mazda 3, 6, CX-5 2.2D Skyactiv	810358-0005

Related Parts

A failed turbo often damages or contaminates the parts around it. Check these at the same time:

Turbo & Intercooler Hoses Intercoolers EGR Valves MAF Sensors Oil Coolers Turbocharger Guide

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Turbocharger FAQs

Where do I find my turbo's part number?

It's on a label or metal plate on the turbo housing. It can be hard to read on an old turbo, so send us a photo or your registration and we'll help identify it.

Why did my old turbo fail?

The most common causes are oil starvation, dirty or wrong-grade oil, a blocked oil feed pipe, and foreign objects entering the turbo. Fix the cause before fitting a new turbo, or it can fail again.

Can I drive with a failing turbo?

It's not recommended. A failing turbo can push oil into the intake and, in the worst cases, damage the engine. Get it checked as soon as possible.

Is a whistling noise always the turbo?

No. A split boost hose or a loose intercooler pipe can also whistle. Check the turbo and intercooler hoses before replacing the turbo.

Do I need to code or adapt the new turbo?

Some cars with electronic turbo actuators need the actuator calibrated or adapted with a diagnostic tool after fitting. Your mechanic can confirm this for your engine.

Can't find your car?

Not every turbo we can supply is listed online. Contact our parts team with your registration, VIN or turbo part number and we'll check.

Need help choosing? Contact our parts team with your registration, VIN or old part number.