BMW Turbocharger Coolant Line - Genuine BMW 11539488188

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BMW Turbocharger diagram for Cooper Clubman, 228i xDrive Gran Coupe, X2, & more

A turbocharger coolant line is part of the cooling circuit for your turbocharger. It typically includes inlet and return lines or hoses constructed out of metal, rubber, or plastic composites. Age and heat cycles tend to fracture coolant lines causing cooling line failure and subsequent turbocharger failure if left unaddressed. If coolant lines are constructed of composite plastic, they should be replaced any time they are removed.

• Coolant leaks
• Poor turbocharger performance
• Overheating

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