1.4L Turbo Turbocharger 25201063 Replacement For Chevrolet Cruze, Sonic, Trax, Buick Encore 55565353

Compatible Models: 2016-2016 Cruze Limited 1.4L 2011-2019 Cruze 1.4L 2012-2020 Sonic 1.4L 2013-2021 Trax 1.4L 2013-2021 Encore 1.4L Reference OE Number: 781504, 781504-5001S, 781504-5002S, 781504-5004S, 781504-5005S, 781504-0001, 781504-0002, 781504-0003, 781504-0004, 781504-0005, 781504-0006, 781504-0007, 781504-0008, 860156, 55565353, GT1446V, 40-30485 SG, 14030485-101, 14030485-102, 14030485-103, 14030485-104, 14030485-105, 14030485-106, 7815040001, 7815040002, 7815040004, 7815040005, 7815040006, 7815040007, 7815041, 781504-1, 7815042, 781504-2, 7815044 , 781504-4, 7815045, 781504-5, 7815046, 781504-6, 7815047, 781504-7, 7815045001S, 7815045004, 781504-5004, 7815045004S, 7815045006, 781504-5006, 7815045006S, 781504-5006S, 7815045007S, 781504-5007S, 781504-5011S, 781504-5013S, 847-1446, 781504-500, 77098-82100 E-55565353, E55565353, 735317967561, 781 504, 55565360, 55565358, 55565354, 55565359, 55565357, 55565356, 55565355, E55565360, E55565358, E55565354, E55565359, E55565357, E55565356, E55565355, 55574901, GT1446V-781504, GT1852V, MGT1446MZGL, MGT1446V, GT1446SLM Possible syptoms of turbocharger failure: 1. Loss of Power Lack of overall power is another common symptom of a bad turbocharger. Your vehicle may not accelerate as quickly as expected or generate the expected amount of power while running. So, if you notice that your vehicle is sluggish and doesn’t reach its maximum speeds as quickly, it could be a sign of a failing turbocharger. 2. Loud Siren Noise Turbocharged vehicles are known to make pleasant noises, such as a blow off valve noise. However, some noises can be irritating. If your car is producing a sound like that of a police siren, and the noise keeps getting louder, it could be a sign of a faulty turbo. It usually is the result of a loose pipe or malfunctioning blades in the turbo. 3. Check Engine Warning Lights Most of today’s cars have computer systems that are capable of detecting turbo faults and triggering the check engine light. However, check engine lights cover various other issues. So, it’s advisable to do some further diagnostic tests to find out what exactly is ailing your engine. 4. The Boost Gauge If your car comes with a boost gauge or you have installed an aftermarket one, then you have an excellent way of finding out how well your turbocharger is functioning. If you notice a drop in the boost level, it is a sign that the performance of your turbocharger is compromised. 5. Oil Consumption increase If you notice that your car is using more oil than usual, it could be an indication that your turbocharger is leaking oil into the manifold. It can eventually lead to the turbo failing. 6. Too Much Exhaust Smoke If the casing of your turbocharger cracks or if some internal seals are worn out, it could cause the oil to leak into your exhaust. When this leaked oil burns, it will result in a characteristic blue or grey smoke. This smoke is more visible when the turbo is running. Hence, if you notice excessive smoke when revving the engine, chances are your turbo is faulty.