Burnt turbo bearings are a sign of a clogged or partially clogged oil line. This can only be detected when disassembly of a unit has been performed. The best source for that kind of information is found in our handy troubleshooting chart . Take a look at some of the symptoms listed and see if your vehicle has the need for turbocharger repair. Getting the turbocharger removed may be the hardest part.
Most people take their vehicle to a reputable repair facility and get the unit removed.
Also, many folks take the turbo off themselves. We can assist you with information on removal with most vehicles. Once the turbo has arrived, we estimate the cost of repair and relay this information back to the customer. Once all the parts have been inspected and cleaned, the final stages of assembly are preformed. Once every part has been carefully scrutinized, assembly of the unit is done with the correct bearings, O-rings, retaining rings, thrust spacer and collar, piston rings, and all the necessary hardware to complete the job.