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Can a Chevy Cruze run without a turbo?

Can a Chevy Cruze run without a turbo?

Yes. The engine will still work and you will be able to drive the vehicle but it will be slower than the equivalent vehicle that doesn’t have a turbo. It won’t do any damage to drive a turbo car with no boost.

Where can I buy a new turbocharger for my Chevy Cruze?

If you have a decent dealership they will match online prices. Go in with prices from GMPARTSDIRECT.com and see what they can do. If they don’t and you have patients I would order the part from gmpartsdirect. Their shipping is slow and rather expensive, but you will save money by going through them.

What happens if you don’t release the turbocharger?

Damage and costly repairs to a vehicle can also occur. Failing to release exhaust gases after the turbocharger reaches maximum pressure leads to an excessive boost. The system now has too much boost and no way to release it, leading to back pressure in the engine.

What happens when a wastegate is open on a turbocharger?

Since a wastegate regulates the maximum boost, the boost suffers when the wastegate remains open. When the wastegate remains open for longer than it should, the exhaust gases bypass the turbine wheel. The gases then exit through the exhaust, resulting in no boost pressure and drastically reducing the engine’s power.

How much does it cost to replace a Chevy Cruze exhaust manifold?

Potential to break? I just called them and they said it is under powertrain warranty and it ended at five years. The bolts to hold on exhaust manifold are sold individually for $4 a piece at chevy. Is there a better deal anywhere?

Are there any problems with the Chevy Cruze Turbo?

Engine oil leaks is also one of the Chevy Cruze turbo problems. Turbo oil leaks can be caused by a lot of factors but the main reason is because of an incorrect pressure within the compressor and turbine housings. This can cause serious damage to the bearing systems.

How much does it cost to replace a turbocharger on a Chevy Cruze?

It’s over $100, but wanted to go ahead and order one if it’s absolutely necessary. I’ve read many of the posts on the forum to include the one about the pcv. I hope to get this completed without any major issues. Any help or advice would be appreciated. I’ll continue to read the other posts and collect all the information I can.

What is diagnostic code for Chevy Cruze 1.4 Turbo?

You will notice the problem either from a check engine light on the dash (diagnostic code P0299), or you might notice your vehicle making less and less power over time. Ideally, you would be able to replace just the valve on its own, since that is the main culprit, but there are two reasons why you can’t.

When do I need to replace my turbocharger?

I’m planning on replacing my turbocharger in the next week. I took it to dealership and they diagnosed it to need a new one after my check engine light came on and P0299 was revealed. Does anyone have a list of tools needed for this repair. I’ve gotten the online manual but couldn’t find a list of tools needed.

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Ruth Doyle