Why doesn't Nissan use turbocharging?
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Japanese cars do not use turbocharging, currently considered to have potential risks of spontaneous combustion. Meaning of turbocharging: Turbocharging is a technology used in engines that can increase the amount of air entering the engine while improving engine displacement. Components of turbocharging: The turbocharger consists of two parts, one is the compression turbine, and the other is the exhaust turbine. Turbocharging maintenance: Turbocharging does not require cleaning, but if you want to clean it, once a year is sufficient. There are two methods of cleaning turbocharging, one is called wet cleaning, and the other is dry cleaning. Wet cleaning requires more time for drying, so it is recommended to choose dry cleaning for convenience if you want to clean it.