Don't Worry About Mazda Turbocharger Cracks

    July 31, 2023
    According to Mazda, with regard to a turbocharged engine-powered vehicle, while inspecting a turbocharger housing, you may see cracks (as shown in the photo).
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    Example of small cracks in a turbo housing.
    Example of small cracks in a turbo housing.

    According to Mazda, with regard to a turbocharged engine powered vehicle, while inspecting a turbocharger housing, you may see cracks (as shown in the photo). Mazda says that these cracks do not affect engine performance or cause any noise, so replacement is not necessary.

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