Yes and no, depends on the circumstances.
If the turbo charger boosts the engine output past what the transmission was designed to withstand it can cause failure.
Every manufacturer knows what their transmissions can hold and usually publishes the ratings.
If the vehicle came from the factory with a turbo installed however, the transmission was built to take the extra output. Not to say things don't break, but it probably isn't directly related to the turbo.
Replace the exaust manifold with Turbo charger and dont forget to install the oil line to the turbo otherwise u will ruin the turbo as of dryness.
Please clarify your question and include make, model, year, engine size and transmission. Are you asking about an actuator for the turbo charger? The waste gate on the turbo charger? Or for the heater vent controls?
turbo chargers
In the case of engines, turbo is used as a contracted name for the turbo charger.
If your car has a turbo charger it is probably the turbo charger.
There are several types of turbo chargers. · Single Turbo · Twin turbo · Twin Scroll turbo or Divided turbochargers · Variable Geometry turbo. · Twin charger
Yes, you can put a turbo charger on just about any engine.
Turbo chargers and Super chargers will both fit on Dodge Chargers
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Any turbo-charger that spins pressurised air into the cylinder makes a high pitched spooling sound is called a spooling turbo charger.
no.
The turbo charger is powered from the cars exhaust gases this is why you get turbo lag the super charger is powerd directly from the cars crank shaft therefor it builds up speed instantly so there is no lag the power is there right away