Turbo replacement - 2008 GMC Sierra 1500

Provly didnt need turbo replaced just fixed..send issue to [email protected]. Hes an xpert n tell u for free

You have bad bearings in the turbo charger. Replace unit or remove turbo and replace bearings.

Turbo is broken,remove repair/replace.Warning:turbo compressor stucked/defect may lead to injecting oil into the piston chamber via intake wich can be fatal for engine (lock it ,as oil can not be compressed and bend the piston rods in the worst scenario).Turbo actuator stucked (small piston near turbo)Clean it/replace.Vacuum leak.(loose/worn tubes,clamps)Need visual inspection.

If you are getting boost, your turbo is likely not blown. There is a banjo bolt connection for the turbo oil. If it has loosened, then it would be leaking oil on the outside of the turbo. A blown turbo leaks on the inside (I believe, though not positive).

I don't have a TDI, but have a VW 1.8T with a turbo I recently replaced.

There is really nothing to fix other than to replace the turbo. It is not a tough job (at least the 1.8T wasn't) though it took 11 hours to complete. So you should try to get the oil leak fixed (near too much heat to ignore) but should likely only need to replace if it's not providing boost, or making strange sounds.

tHIS WILL TURN ON AND KEEP THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT ON, MOST OF THE ENGINE BLOCKS ARE THE SAME BUT ARE BUILT A LITTLE STRONGER TO WITHSTAND THE TURBO, IF HE CONNECTS THE TURBO AND YOU DONT BEAT ON THE MOTOR I THINH YOU WILL BE OKAY, HAVE HIM USE ALL THE OLD PARTS LIKE INTAKE INJECTORS OIL PAN EXHAUST MANIFOLD AND I THINK IT WILL BE FINE, HOPE THIS IS HELPFUL,

check the rubber pipes are not collapsing ,they run from the air filter to the turbo if they appear ok then replace the turbo

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My best advice to you would be to check www.passatworld.com Look into the forums and use the search function. There is an unbelievable amount of information with just a little bit of searching. And there may be some turbos for sale on there as well. If you can't find anything in your price range, check out a chip... slightly cheaper and just as much power gain as you would from a larger turbo. You will have to chip it if you drop in a larger turbo anyhow. Hope this helps!

oil leaking into the turbo....there are places that rebuild turbos. Check the yellow pages or online.  I had to replace the turbos on my Porche and promised to never buy a turbo anything again.

It will be cheaper to replace the turbo as you would have to change too much to not run turbo, Your car is set up to run turbo so will run lower compression than non turbo version meaning it will feel pretty guttless without it. i hope this helps.