When we lose in power, or even that the engine emits a noise special, we hear from those around us that it is certainly a dysfunction of turbocharger. Believe it or not, however, these are certainly wrong. A turbocharger could of course have an irreversible problem, this happens from time to time. However usually the problem arises from a component in connection with the turbocharger. Before going to a specialist to have your turbocharger changed, it is useful to know how a turbocharger works, but also what will be the dysfunctions the most common, so identify yours.
How a Toyota Ft-86 turbo works
One suspects it a little, and its designation implies it to us, the turbocharger is used to develop the capacities resulting from an engine. Although it came into the industry very after the fact, this turbocharger was developed in 1905. Its main element is its turbines. In fact, it is the hot exhaust gases that keep the turbine running. On the other side, air is projected via this turbine then compress in order to be shipped within the engine block of your Toyota Ft-86. Because an engine block requires a mixture of air and gasoline to be able to run. More air induces much more power, without making the vehicle revving up. Very clever, don't you think?
The most common problems on a Toyota Ft-86 turbo
There are several main causes which turn out to be at the root of turbocharger malfunctions.
- The lack of oil, necessary so that this turbine runs well.
- Contaminated oil, for the same principle
- The introduction of a foreign body into the turbo: it could generate very significant malfunctions.
Engine power loss on your Toyota Ft-86
It could indeed be due to a deteriorated turbocharger. But the malfunction could come on the other hand, such as a cluttered air filter, a deficient injector, a damaged compressor, a valve malfunction… The list goes on!
Black smoke in the exhaust
This will not necessarily be a turbocharger malfunction. The causes can be relatively similar: for example a malfunction of the air filter, the exhaust manifold, your injectors in bad condition… Again, not easy to know.
Your Toyota Ft-86's turbo makes an unusual noise
There you will say that we are exaggerating, but the turbocharger of your Toyota Ft-86 could make noises because other parts of your vehicle are malfunctioning. For example, leaks from the exhaust, or even a compressor in poor condition. Assuming these work ethically you most likely need to replace your turbocharger.
Conclusion
As you can see, it is not easy to diagnose a turbocharger malfunction on this Toyota Ft-86. From now on, you can search a little to replace your turbocharger. the problem does not always come from this one. In case you feel certain of your blow, we advise you to go to a mechanic because replacing your turbo is not easy. Be careful, and enjoy the road!