Where is the turbocharger located?

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Introduction to the location of the turbocharger: The turbocharger is generally located near the exhaust manifold because it needs the exhaust gases from the engine to drive it, so the turbocharger is connected to the exhaust manifold. In some cars with transversely mounted engines, the exhaust manifold can be seen after opening the engine hood. Some engines have the exhaust manifold at the front, while others have it at the rear, with the exhaust pipe connected to the turbocharger. Below is some related information about turbocharging technology: 1. Turbocharging technology is currently used by many engines. This technology can increase the engine's air intake without increasing displacement, thereby enhancing the engine's power. 2. A turbocharger consists of two parts: one is the intake turbine, and the other is the exhaust turbine. The intake turbine and the exhaust turbine are connected coaxially, with the exhaust turbine linked to the exhaust manifold and the intake turbine connected to the engine's intake system. When the engine reaches a certain speed, the exhaust gases have sufficient energy to drive the exhaust turbine to rotate. As the exhaust turbine starts to rotate, the intake turbine also rotates, compressing air and blowing it into the engine cylinders. When the amount of air entering the cylinders increases, the fuel injection system injects more fuel, thereby boosting the engine's power output.