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I've been hearing from some people in my area that it is a common occurrence to have to replace both turbos and also the timing belt well under 100000 kms. I searched through this forum and never really found anything here. Anyone out there experiencing these problems? I'm looking to get an eco boost in the near future and wondering what to expect. Thanks
Maybe I miss understood him. My next door neighbor has a 2011 and he has already replaced both turbos and the timing chain and only has 70000 kms on the truck. A tech from the dealer told me in was very common at this dealership. I was kind of puzzled because a salesman from another dealership said they haven't seen many problems at all with them. That's why I asked here to see if anyone else was having any problems. I also searched the forum and nothing popped up. Doesn't seem to be wide spread. Thanks for the reply
That's good to hear. Maybe they were trying to make a mountain out of a mole hill. Thanks for the reply and info
If I had a turbo failure I'd sure be ticked off and would certainly post about it. The internet would make my one post seem as though there was a chronic issue with the 3.5L turbos.
Exactly what I was thinking. There would be a thread with a rather large post count on here if it was a common problem. There isn't a lot of activity on this one either so that tells me I shouldn't be worried about it
Exactly what I was thinking. There would be a thread with a rather large post count on here if it was a common problem. There isn't a lot of activity on this one either so that tells me I shouldn't be worried about it