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Turbos & Compounds
SINGLE TURBOS & COMPOUND TURBOS for your 5.9 or 6.7 CUMMINS ENGINE
Get the full potential out of your truck with our Turbochargers and Compound Turbos.
Why Upgrade Your Diesel Turbocharger?
- ✅ More Power & Torque – Replace your restrictive factory turbo with a high-flow S300 or S400 unit.
- ✅ Lower EGTs – Better air-fuel ratios help reduce heat under load.
- ✅ Faster Spool-Up – Reduce turbo lag with improved boost response.
- ✅ Better Towing Performance – Maintain speed and control even on steep inclines.
- ✅ Built to Last – Stronger internals and materials than OEM.
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Knowing when to replace your single turbocharger is vital for keeping your Cummins, Powerstroke, or Class 8 & 7 truck running smoothly.
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Here's a simple guide to help you spot the signs:
- Less Power: If your truck feels weak when accelerating, your turbocharger might be failing.
- More Smoke: Watch out for thick, dark smoke from your exhaust. It could mean your turbocharger is damaged.
- Strange Noises: Listen for odd sounds from your engine or turbo area, like whining or grinding, especially during acceleration.
- Oil Use: Keep an eye on your oil levels. If they're dropping fast without any leaks, your turbocharger could be burning oil.
- Check Engine Light: Don't ignore warning lights on your dashboard, especially the check engine light. It could signal turbocharger trouble.
Stay alert to these signs to catch turbocharger problems early and avoid bigger issues down the road. For top-quality replacements and expert advice, turn to Diesel Power Source.
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