Turbocharger and boost-system diagnostics
Turbo repair in Tallinn begins by finding the cause of power loss, noise or smoke. Air leaks, control faults and lubrication problems can create similar symptoms. Before replacing a turbocharger, we inspect related systems so the new unit does not operate under the same damaging conditions.
When the turbocharger needs checking
Unusual whistling, reduced power, boost faults or noticeable oil consumption call for diagnosis. None of these symptoms alone proves turbo failure; we compare the complaint with engine operating data.
Checks before dismantling
We inspect intake pipes and joints, boost control, signs of oil and accessible lines. If the turbocharger must be removed, we agree this as a separate diagnostic stage.
Turbocharger inspection
After dismantling and cleaning, we inspect the housing, compressor and turbine wheels, shaft and bearings. We identify damaged parts and determine whether repair is possible; the final price depends on these findings.
Repair or replacement turbocharger
We compare rebuilding with fitting a suitable unit, taking damage and parts availability into account. We select the necessary seals and fasteners and address agreed root causes, including oil supply and drain problems.
Checks after installation
We verify joint tightness, lubrication and boost-system operation. When booking, provide the engine code, mileage and circumstances in which the symptoms appeared.
