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Location: San Diego CA
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Who on here has ever seen a turbo that has died from coking? Granted it has happned but not something anywhere close to common. I might have seen a few 300+k mile volvos at the junk yard with seized up turbos that could be coking but they have probably been leaking through the seals for 100k. Those kind of miles are way beyond the service life that any moded car will see and they are water cooled anyway.
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Location: Rockland County, NY
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for turbos that failed due to coking - the feed pipe & pressure port in the CHRA would be caked solid. When water cooled units were introduced, faliure rates went down. |
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