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Turbine VOLVO V70 2003 SILVER
OEM: 7167382 2.4D5 120KW
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Donor vehicle description
- VIN
- YV1SW743932331349/YV1SW799242388251
- Make, model
- VOLVO V70
- Year
- 2003/2004
- Engine
- Diesel 2.4 D5 120KW D5244T2/D5244T
- Transmission
- 5-AUT / AW55-50 / 51SN
- Drive
- Front
- Equipment
- LHD
- Colour
- 443-00/426-26
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- Code
- 7167382 2.4D5 120KW
- OEM
- 7167382 2.4D5 120KW
- Condition
- Used
- Availability
- 1 in stock - ready to ship
- Make, model
- VOLVO V70 2000-2005
- Year
- 2003/2004
- Engine
- Diesel 2.4 D5 120KW D5244T2/D5244T
- VIN
- YV1SW743932331349/YV1SW799242388251
What is this part and why does it matter?
The turbocharger uses exhaust gas energy to force extra air into the engine, increasing power beyond what the engine could produce naturally aspirated.
For a used turbocharger, compare the identification plate, engine code and actuator version. Confirm whether the actuator is supplied and what testing is documented for the unit. An intercooler or boost hose is a different component. Before ordering a replacement turbo, have the workshop identify both the required assembly and any underlying cause of damage.
Signs of a faulty part
If you notice any of the following, the part likely needs replacement:
- Noticeable loss of power, especially under acceleration
- Blue or black smoke from the exhaust
- Whistling or whining noise from under the bonnet
- Loss of boost pressure (visible on diagnostics)
Installation information
Replacement requires disconnecting the oil and coolant lines and the exhaust connections — after installation, always check the system for leaks and prime the oil feed before first start.
Frequently asked questions
Short-term, yes — but with reduced power and a risk of excessive oil consumption. Don’t delay the repair too long: a failed turbo can shed debris into the engine.