What Causes Insufficient Turbocharger Pressure?

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Insufficient turbocharger pressure can be caused by the following reasons: Clogged air filter: This increases intake loss, leading to insufficient boost pressure. Excessive dirt: When there is too much oil residue in the internal air passages of the compressor section, airflow resistance increases as the air passes through these dirty channels, resulting in reduced boost pressure. Increased resistance: Poor fuel combustion can cause carbon buildup on the rotor, or damage to the turbocharger bearings can increase the rotational resistance of the turbocharger, both of which can lead to a drop in boost pressure. Relevant information about turbochargers is as follows: Turbocharger: Also known as an engine intake turbocharger, it compresses the air before it enters the engine cylinders to increase air density, allowing more air to fill the cylinders and thereby enhancing engine power. Function: Engines equipped with turbochargers can not only deliver greater takeoff power but also improve the engine's altitude performance.