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Our goal is to satisfy our customers’ needs 365 days a year, anywhere in the Africa providing high quality services and sustainable turbocharger solutions.
OUR VISION
Can be summarized in the desire of our company to remain a leading company in the sector of turbocharger services in Africa through the adoption of new technological innovations and sustainability principles to promote eco-friendly business practices, sustain our environment for a better future.
How Does a Turbocharger Work
- Exhaust Gas Flow: Exhaust gases from the engine are directed through the turbine side of the turbocharger.
- Turbine Spinning: The force of these exhaust gases spins the turbine.
- Compressor Activation: The spinning turbine is connected to a compressor on the other side of the turbocharger, which compresses the incoming air.
- Increased Air Pressure: The compressed air is then fed into the engine’s intake, allowing more air and fuel to be combusted.
- Improved Power Output: This results in more power and efficiency compared to a naturally aspirated engine.
HOW DOES A TURBOCHARGER WORK?
Imagine a turbocharger as a supercharger for your car’s engine. It’s like a magical air pump that takes in regular air, squishes it to make it super powerful, and then sends it into the engine to make it run faster and stronger. Turbochargers used to be mostly for diesel engines in cars and vans to make them go faster, but now they’re also being used in regular gas engines to help with pollution control.
Basically, engines need both air and fuel to run. If we add more air and fuel, the engine can make more power. But if we add too much fuel, it can cause problems. And if we add too much air, it can be bad for the engine too.
To get more power from the engine, we need more air. Air is all around us and it’s under pressure (about 15 pounds per square inch at sea level). When the engine sucks in air, it mixes with fuel and makes the engine run better. A turbocharger helps by pumping in even more air, which makes the engine even more powerful.
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How to maintain a turbocharger for optimal performance
Maintaining a turbocharger is crucial to ensure its longevity and performance. Here are some tips to help you keep your turbo in good shape:
Regular Oil Changes: Turbochargers rely on a steady supply of clean oil for lubrication. Make sure to change your engine oil and oil filter at the intervals recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer. This helps prevent oil starvation and keeps the turbo’s bearings lubricated.
Use Quality Oil: Always use the oil type recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer. High-quality, synthetic oils are often preferred as they withstand high temperatures better and provide superior protection.
Check and Maintain Coolant Levels: Turbochargers generate a lot of heat, so maintaining the correct coolant level is essential to prevent overheating. Ensure your coolant system is in good condition and that there are no leaks.
Warm Up Your Engine: Before driving hard or boosting your turbo, allow your engine to warm up. This ensures that the oil reaches all parts of the turbocharger and provides adequate lubrication. Similarly, after driving, let your engine idle for a minute or two before turning it off to allow the turbo to cool down gradually.
Inspect the Air Filter: A clean air filter ensures that the turbo gets enough clean air. Regularly check and replace the air filter as needed to avoid any performance issues or damage to the turbo.
Check for Boost Leaks: Regularly inspect the turbocharger’s hoses and connections for any signs of leaks or damage. Boost leaks can reduce performance and potentially harm the turbocharger.
Listen for Unusual Noises: Pay attention to any unusual noises such as whining, grinding, or rattling coming from the turbocharger. These can be early signs of issues that need addressing.
Monitor Performance: Keep an eye on your vehicle’s performance and fuel consumption. A sudden drop in performance or changes in fuel efficiency could indicate a problem with the turbocharger.
Avoid Excessive Boost: If you have a modified vehicle, avoid excessive boost pressures that can strain the turbocharger. Stick to the manufacturer’s specifications or seek professional advice if you’re considering modifications.
Regular Professional Inspections: Have your turbocharger inspected regularly by a professional mechanic, especially if you notice any performance issues or abnormal sounds. They can perform a more thorough check-up and address any potential problems before they become serious.
Our Story
Turbo world was established in 2018 and since then it has been dealing, on a permanent basis, with overall servicing of all types of turbochargers in the Zimbabwe. In 2019, our company was granted a license authorization for complete servicing of turbochargers.
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