Turbo rebuild shops

[mtnman3321]

Does anyone have recommendations for a reputable shop that does turbo rebuilds?

 

[EddieWalker]

Before having it rebuilt, have you priced a new one? On my Case bulldozer, I assumed rebuilding the turbo would be cheaper then buying a new one. But when I called both places, the Case dealer had a new one for sale that was less than having it rebuilt!!!

I forget the name of the place that I called. It was in Waco Texas, and it was highly recommended to me, but that was a decade ago.

 

[mtnman3321]

yeah I did a remain is $2600 and a new turbo is about $3400 I would imagine a rebuild is more cost effective

i will do some searching for the one in Waco

 

[azbinder]

I know these guys are a ways away, but might be worth checking out. You could always ship it to them. I used them quite a bit when I was at the
dealer in AZ.

Auto Parts Store | Turbo And Electric Sales And Service | Phoenix

At Turbo and Electric Sales and Service, we rebuild Alternators, Starters, Fan Cluches and Turbochargers. We are a full service turbo shop. We carry Delco, Holset, Niehoff, Mitsubishi, Leece-Neville, Garrett, Denso, and Borg Warner.

www.turboandelectricsalesandservice.com

 

[rangerfredbob]

I've heard good things about Bell Turbo in Oregon, even one of our customers in the Sacramento valley uses them... When I got a new turbo for my F350 their price for a new Borg Warner unit was reasonable...

 

[Hay Dude]

Theres a good one in Harrisburg, PA
Very helpful

Diesel Injection, Injectors, Pumps, Turbos, FPPF

Diesel fuel injection pumps, fuel injectors, turbochargers, fuel system components, parts, FPPF Fuel Additives & more

www.millerdieselinc.com

 

[jigs_n_fixtures]

Where are you? If folks fill out their profiles, it helps others make recommendations.

 

[IH3444]

They are not that hard to rebuild. I did one for a friend's large skid steer about 15 years ago. Just mostly a good pay attention disassembly. Clean all parts. Check turbo for any missing fins, etc. Reassemble with new bearings and seal. Be careful and do a good job. Only used high quality parts. Really was not a tough job at all. His skid steer is still doing fine.

On another note, Eddie did you get your injection pump repaired?

 

[EddieWalker]

They are not that hard to rebuild. I did one for a friend's large skid steer about 15 years ago. Just mostly a good pay attention disassembly. Clean all parts. Check turbo for any missing fins, etc. Reassemble with new bearings and seal. Be careful and do a good job. Only used high quality parts. Really was not a tough job at all. His skid steer is still doing fine.

On another note, Eddie did you get your injection pump repaired?

Not yet. I haven't even started on it.

 

[lman]

Where are you? If folks fill out their profiles, it helps others make recommendations.

I think he's on a mountain.

 

[jigs_n_fixtures]

I think he's on a mountain.

probably. But if he is in Vermont, recommendations for a good shop in Lodi, California, or Las Vegas Nevada probably aren't of much use.