Turbocharger Turbo VV11

HOW TO IDENTIFY YOUR TURBOCHARGER

To identify your turbocharger, you must know the original part number of the turbocharger manufacturer. It is usually engraved on a plate or simply knocked out on the compressor housing.

1.Clean the plate or casing. It is very difficult to see the number, so the area needs to be washed or cleaned with a cleaner.
2. Determine the original turbocharger number. Each brand of the turbocharger has its own number. Here are a few examples (select the manufacturer of your turbocharger).

The Garrett: turbocharger number usually contains 6 characters, starting with 4, 7 or 8, followed by a minus sign and an additional 4 digits or 4 digits with the letter S at the end

KKK Borgwarner:  turbochargers (the same as KKK, 3K and SCHWITZER) usually contains 11 numbers, starting with 5 or 1

The Mitsubishi or MHI: turbocharger number consists of the first 5 numbers and the additional 5 numbers following the minus sign.

Schwitzer: Everything is simple if you have a SCHWITZER turbocharger. Just find the 6 digit part number and enter it into the search box.

IHI: If your turbocharger is an IHI manufacturer, you need to find a special number consisting of two capital letters and two digits.

Toyota: To identify the turbocharger manufacturer Toyota, you need to find a 10-digit number with a minus sign. Usually it is located on the turbocharger housing (on its aluminum part).