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6 reasons to use a turbocharger | TF Turbo
6 Reasons Why Modern Vehicles Have Turbochargers Turbochargers used to be mainly associated with sports cars and fast vehicles. However, today they are also found in regular cars and vans. This is because they allow the average driver to enjoy…
2024 BorgWarner ETTS IAM China Distributor Conference
On May 29, 2024, the BorgWarner Distributor Conference was held in Xi’an. The theme of the conference was emissions, thermal energy, and turbochargers.
Catalytic Converter and Turbocharger Issues in the 2015 Buick LaCrosse 2.0T
Regularly check the status of the turbocharger, three-way catalyst and volute to identify and solve problems in a timely manner
Cummins Engine Components & Software – Turbocharging Technology Systems
Cummins Turbocharging Technology Systems Cummins Turbo Technologies, formerly UK-based Holset Engineering Co., Ltd. (founded in 1952, renamed in 2006), is a wholly-owned Cummins subsidiary. It designs and manufactures full-range original turbochargers and related products for diesel/natural gas engines (over 3L), applied in…
2024 Holset Turbocharger Dealer Conference was successfully held
The HOLSET® series turbochargers, produced by Cummins turbocharging technology, are used in the global commercial vehicle and industrial markets, covering the full range of medium, heavy and light products. This image is from Holset’s official article On March 27, the…
Garrett, a leading turbocharger manufacturer, will launch the industry’s first electric turbocharger (E-Turbo)
ROHL, Switzerland, October 17, 2019 – Garrett (NYSE: GTX) has confirmed that it is developing the world’s first “E-Turbo” for the mass passenger car market, expected to be launched in 2021. Garrett’s announcement comes as automakers turn to electrified engine…
BorgWarner Launches Dual-Flow Turbocharger for Gasoline Engines
Auburn Hills, Michigan, September 7, 2018 – BorgWarner has developed a new bidirectional flow channel turbocharger for light vehicle gasoline engines with high transient response requirements. This new turbocharger significantly improves engine response time in low-speed vehicle acceleration applications. The…
Top 10 Turbocharger FAQs – From Garrett Turbocharger Collection
Do turbocharged models really have “hysteresis”? The so-called hysteresis is the time it takes for the engine to output the corresponding power from the moment we step on the accelerator pedal. All engines need this response time. Early turbocharged engines…