Pure Energy Turbos show off top features in new video

Pure Energy turbochargers are here, and you can see the top features in this new all-access video. The short, fast-paced video highlights the top features the direct-fit, OE replacement turbochargers provide technicians.

Motor Age Staff

Oct. 7, 2019

2 min read

Pure Energy turbochargers are here, and you can see the top features in this new all-access video.

The short, fast-paced video highlights the top features the direct-fit, OE replacement turbochargers provide technicians.

What’s more, you already know you can trust the Pure Energy turbos because they are a Motorcar Parts of America (MPA) brand. These turbos meet or exceed OEM specs, and come with everything technicians need to get the job done right the first time.

Make the repairs knowing you have the support of Motorcar Parts of America free tech support hotline. Staffed by ASE certified Master Technicians, the hotline gives you access to extensive vehicle-specific repair data that helps you with your Pure Energy turbos.

Need more background on the turbos? Five features set them apart and help shops best serve customers.

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Check out the free video to learn more about Pure Energy turbochargers from Motorcar Parts of America.

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