What Type of Oil Should a Turbocharged Car Use?
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Turbocharged cars use fully synthetic gasoline. Turbocharging is an air compressor driven by the exhaust gases produced by the internal combustion engine through a structure composed of two coaxial impellers. Turbocharging is abbreviated as Turbo, and seeing Turbo or T on the rear of a car indicates that the vehicle is equipped with a turbocharged engine. The maintenance methods for turbocharging are: 1. After starting the car engine, do not press the accelerator pedal abruptly; 2. After the engine has been running at high speed for a long time, do not turn it off immediately; 3. Choose the appropriate oil; 4. Regularly clean the engine oil and filter; 5. Clean the air filter on time; 6. Regularly check the sealing ring of the turbocharger; 7. Regularly clean the air filter; 8. Regularly inspect the lubricating oil pipes and joints.