What is the lifespan of a turbocharged engine?

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Turbocharged engines generally have a lifespan of around 250,000 kilometers. Methods to extend the lifespan of turbocharged engines: For turbocharged vehicles, it's best to warm up the car before driving each day; because when the car is just started, if the engine is not well lubricated, stepping hard on the accelerator to engage the turbocharger at this time can cause significant wear to the turbine rotor. Therefore, warming up the car for about a minute and developing good driving habits can help increase the lifespan of the turbocharged engine and also save fuel. After high-speed driving, especially after running on the highway, be sure to idle the car for about a minute before turning off the engine. Suddenly turning off the engine can prevent the turbocharger from receiving oil lubrication, leading to the turbocharger's rotating shaft and bushing seizing up. Best oil to use for turbocharged engines: It is recommended to use mineral oil or semi-synthetic oil.