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1 Year / Unlimited Miles Warranty

We Rebuild All Makes and Models of Aftermarket and OEM Turbochargers

Phoenix Boost has been rebuilding and remanufacturing turbochargers since 2009 from our facility located in Philadelphia, PA. Our rebuild services are designed to meet or exceed factory standards. Whether you have a gasoline or diesel turbocharger, our technicians are well trained to produce hi-quality products with fast turn-around to keep you on the road.

WE ARE AN AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR FOR MELETT, TURBO INTERNATIONAL, AND PULSAR

MELETT

Melett is part of theWabtec Global Turbocharger Group, including Precision Turbo & Engine, Turbonetics and Napier, offering turbocharger solutions for industrial, marine, off-highway, commercial vehicles, locomotive, military, passenger cars and performance applications.

TURBO INTERNATIONAL

Turbo International was founded in 1989 as one of the first turbocharger component parts manufacturers in North America. With a wide selection of new aftermarket replacement turbochargers, you can find the right parts for an array of vehicles – from passenger cars/light duty trucks to medium/heavy duty trucks and off highway equipment. Turbo International provides precision-engineered turbochargers that offer the same fit and function as the original equipment (OE) parts at a more affordable price.

PULSAR

Pulsar Turbo Systems is a professional turbocharger and turbo parts manufacturer. It manufactures each turbocharger with integrity and precision. Pulsar Turbo Systems provides a wide range of turbochargers and parts suitable for all different applications.

Technical Service

  • Insufficient lubrication: A major factor in turbocharger failures

    Oil starvation is the #1 cause of turbocharger failures.

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  • Effects of foreign object damage on turbochargers

    Rattling or grinding noises during operation could be due to foreign object entering the turbocharger.

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  • Blocked diesel particulate filter can damage a turbocharger

    If technicians don’t check for a DPF issue when installing a replacement turbo, it could lead to the untimely failure of the new turbo.

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  • How a Turbo Works

    It uses an engine’s exhaust gas to drive the turbine wheel up to 350,000 RPM.

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