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Topic: hi from Northern Ireland
Posted By: bob1979ni
Subject: hi from Northern Ireland
Date Posted: 31 August 2012 at 11:14
hi folks
im rob from Northern Ireland and currentky own a nissan primera that im deciding to scrap or fix, 2004 2.2dci 44,000 miles and the turbo has went on her again the turbo needed replaced at 15,000 really debatingif i shoukd fork out or get rid, What do you reckon guys/gals ?


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Rob Doak



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Posted By: Fenwick
Date Posted: 02 September 2012 at 12:43
Welcome to CN, have you looked at refrubishment costs rather than replacement. Hopefully they can tell you why it's not lasting when stripping down (i.e. oil supply, cooling , etc).

John.


Posted By: Ratchet
Date Posted: 02 September 2012 at 13:19
Welcome to CN Rob,
 
There has to be something else to this if it keep eating it's turbo, might be worth asking your local dealer if there was any recalls for such a problem or anything that could cause it keep blowing.
 
As Fenwick has said, a recon unit is cheaper than a complete new unit and sometimes a recon unit can be built with better quality parts than a new one.
 
Also if your doing the change yourself I would check all the oil feed and return pipes and this is the main cause of turbo failure. If your not doing the change yourself then your selected garage should check and flush the oil feed and return system as part of the job.
 
As I've always been taught, in most cases repair is always going to be cheaper than scrapping and buying another.
 
Hope this helps


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Qualified ABC Diploma Level 1 & City & Guilds Level 2 Mechanic


Posted By: bob1979ni
Date Posted: 02 September 2012 at 15:15
Thank you for replies
I taken the car back off the Nissan dealer who fixed first turbo
And serviced it every year and left it with a local mechanic to price it
I agree scrapping and buying new car is the more expensive option
I'll try get another few years out of motor yet
Thanks
Rob

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Rob Doak


Posted By: Mick
Date Posted: 04 September 2012 at 19:34
Hello and welcome to the club Rob.

Sorry to hear about your problems. Hope you get sorted soon.

Mick



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