Turbocharger For Range Rover Velar / Evoque / Discovery 2.0 New 49335-01930

Complete Kit : Comes with turbocharger, actuator and gasket kit for added convenience. Stable Performance : This turbocharger is a turbo driven forced intake device that can start the machine in a short period of time and increase engine power and torque by 20% -30%.

Maintain combustion chamber pressure and fuel/air load. Material Reliability : The shell is made of ductile iron QT450-10 material, which can withstand temperatures up to 700? The turbine impeller is made of K418 alloy and can operate at high temperatures up to 900?

Compressive and antioxidant, long service life. Features : Significantly improves engine horsepower, mechanical durability, airtightness, and corrosion resistance. Before installation, please lubricate the turbine bearings thoroughly to avoid causing shaft clearance and damage. Efficient Performance : This turbocharger not only deliver high power output but also improve fuel efficiency, reducing vehicle fuel consumption.

Additionally, they significantly enhance engine power and torque, providing more excellent performance and acceleration capabilities to the vehicle. Power: 150 163 179 180 204 hp. Compressor Housing Material: ZL104 Aluminum. Compressor Wheel/Blades Material: Cast Aluminum. Turbine Housing: Ductile Iron QT450-10.

G4D36K682AH, JDE36863, JDE39467, JDE39005, LR140581, LR094424, G4D36K682AG, LR083483, G4D36K682AF, G4D36K682AE, LR073722, G4D36K682AD, G4D36K682AJ, JDE40740. 2.0 D150 MHEV 4x4. 2.0 D180 MHEV 4x4. RANGE ROVER EVOQUE Convertible (L538). 2.0 D180 TD4 4x4.

If your vehicle has the following problems, you need to replace the turbocharger in a timely manner. : Noticeable sluggishness, poor throttle response, and difficulty reaching/maintaining high speeds, especially under load. : Whining, screeching, or grinding sounds during acceleration, indicating potential bearing or turbine damage.

: Blue/grey smoke (from oil leaks) or black smoke (from unbalanced air-fuel mixture due to insufficient air supply). : Triggered by insufficient boost pressure detected by the engine management system. : Reduced fuel economy from inefficient turbo operation. : Seepage around the turbo housing, often indicating seal failure. Note: If you are not sure about the part fitment to your vehicle, please supply your VIN number Or Model and Year of Production, we will check it for you.

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