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GARRETT Turbocharger 777318-5003W

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SKU 777318-5003W
Precio original $2,070.55 - Precio original $2,070.55
Precio original
$2,070.55
$2,070.55 - $2,070.55
Precio actual $2,070.55
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Turbocharger

This product also goes by these part numbers: 642 090 12 00, 6420901200, 777318-5003W, 7773185003W, 642 090 14 86, 6420901486, 642 090 21 80, 6420902180, 642 090 86 80, 6420908680, 642 090 87 80, 6420908780

This version is an upgraded replacement, and has a Machined from Stock compressor wheel for a longer life cycle.

This part also goes by the following cross reference.

Cross Reference Part Number: 6420901200, 6420901486, 6420902180, 6420908680, 6420908780, 7773185003W

Fits These Vehicles 9 applications
Mercedes-Benz
Make Model Engine Years
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 3.0V6 2010–2015
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 3.0V6 2010–2015
Mercedes-Benz E350 3.0V6 2011–2013
Mercedes-Benz R350 3.0V6 2012–2012
Mercedes-Benz GL350 3.0V6 2012–2012
Mercedes-Benz R320 3.0V6 2009–2009
Mercedes-Benz ML320 3.0V6 2009–2009
Mercedes-Benz GL320 3.0V6 2009–2009
Mercedes-Benz E320 3.0V6 2008–2009
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About this Turbocharger

The GARRETT 777318-5003W turbocharger uses exhaust energy to spin a turbine that drives a compressor, forcing more air into the engine. More air means more power from a smaller engine, and turbocharger health depends heavily on clean oil.

Frequently asked questions

What are the signs of a failing turbocharger?

Loss of boost and power, a loud whine or siren sound, blue or grey smoke, oil in the intake pipes or intercooler, or boost-related fault codes.

What causes a turbocharger to fail?

Most failures come from oil problems, such as dirty oil, a blocked oil feed or late oil changes, and from foreign objects entering the turbine or compressor. Find and fix the cause before fitting the new turbo.

What should I replace along with the turbo?

Replace the oil feed and return lines or their seals, all gaskets and single-use fasteners, and change the oil and filter. Clean or replace the intercooler and pipes if the old turbo shed oil or debris into them.

Can I install a turbocharger myself?

It is an involved job with tight access and important oil-priming steps. Prime the turbo with oil before first start and let the engine idle to build oil pressure. An experienced technician is recommended.

How do I make sure this turbocharger fits my car?

Compare the part numbers listed on this page with the number on your old part or in your vehicle's parts catalog, and check the fitment information. If you are unsure, contact us with your VIN before ordering.