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Turbocharger Failure in V8 Land Cruiser 200 Series

December 8, 2022 By Written

Why does the Left Hand Bank Turbo Fail on the 200 Series Land Cruiser?

The 200 Series Land Cruiser has a 4.5L 1VD-FTV engine fitted with a Left (LHS) and Right (RHS) bank Turbo, in a twin-turbo set up.
OEM turbos fitted at factory have v-spec designation VB22 / VB36 (right bank) and VB23 / VB37 (left bank).
Each unit is not identical in housing structure, due to the unique fitment position of each unit.
So they are not inter-changeable between the driver and passenger side turbo banks.

The Passenger (left bank from seated position) side Turbocharger, is more likely to fail earlier than the Driver side (right bank from seated position) Turbocharger.

Why does this happen?

There are 2 reasons:

1) Due to its unique intake position, the LHS (VB23 / VB37) turbocharger is more likely to suffer Foreign Object Damage (FOD).

What can you do to prevent this?

Change the air filter on a regular basis, especially if you operate the vehicle in a dusty environment such as gravel and dirt roads.

2) And due to its position in the exhaust system, the LHS turbocharger has a higher load of carbonized gases from the EGR (Exhaust Gas Reticulation) system.

The EGR system takes exhaust from the diesel’s manifold and adds it back to the combustion chamber.
An EGR functions to to reduce emissions, and reduce the temperature in the combustion chamber.
But in the process, sooty gasses are passed back through the system (before it passes out through the particulate filter), affecting the LHS turbo more than the RHS turbo.

Unfortunately there isn’t an easy solution to this issue.

However, if you have Turbocharger Failure in V8 Land Cruiser 200 Series vehicle, we have a replacement solution that will not break the bank.

Failed Turbo Replacement

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We supply very affordable, quality aftermarket Turbochargers suitable to fit the 200 Series V8 Land Cruiser.

They are covered with our Exclusive 36 Month Warranty and come with installation Gaskets for free, and free Shipping.
And are supplied complete with factory flow-tested actuator / stepper motors.

Our pricing can save you thousands.
So if you currently have Land Cruiser 200 Series Diesel V8 Turbos that need replacing, we highly recommend our Billet Upgrade Turbocharger Pair (left & right).

If you have any other query on matching turbo parts for your vehicle, please feel free to contact our sales support on: 0490 059 316.

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