Volkswagen Turbo

The Volkswagen turbo imbibes the essence of racer engines. At Mister Starter, our mechanics follow a whole new different approach when dealing with a Volkswagen turbo. Turbos aren’t invincible, but they are the best choice for anyone craving for more horsepower. Hence, it’s wise to give special attention to your turbo vehicle which demands more care than ordinary engines.

A good oil does the trick

Good oil is the primary requirement for a Volkswagen turbo. Furthermore, turbo engines emit a lot of heat which means you need to have a cooling system that will function to handle the heat. While driving a turbo, it’s necessary that you flush the cooling system after every 25,000 miles to ensure non-freezing and minimize chances of a heat induced leakage. Also, you need to clean the fuel system on a regular basis which will help you minimize the stress that a turbo engine builds on the fuel system.

The leaks

A Volkswagen Turbo, like all major turbos in the market, witness pressurized intake that lead to leaks which leads to a reduced boost thruster. You can check for leaks easily by throwing in soap water around the rubber coupling on the turbo duct and make sure the ignition is turned on. Any bubble formation shall warn you about the leak and you should call up Mister Starter to have it fixed for you.

At Mister Starter, we specialize in turbo engine services. Volkswagen Turbo, as many feel is an overstated engine which still demands good synthetic lubrication and maintenance; this is where our technicians can help you to keep your turbo racing. Vroom! Vroom!