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Пупи :Неужели кто вот так убивает свою любимую ТДИ!?

Diesel engines have lower exhaust temperature than gasoline engines. At anything less than full load, the temperature is FAR lower. It is low enough that the turbochargers in these vehicles do not have a connection to the engine coolant system - only to the lubricating oil. Under most conditions, there is no need to wait for the turbocharger to cool down, and hence, no need for a turbo timer.

The only potential exception is if you are towing a trailer or operating the vehicle at close to top speed (i.e. 160+ km/h) on the highway or climbing the side of a mountain pedal to the metal. But in most cases, you don't just come straight off such full load conditions and stop. You trickle through neighborhood streets, or you wander through a parking lot in search of a spot. Usually this is more than enough time even if you're driving the car hard. And if it DOES take less than a minute measured from the time you first take load off the engine (still coasting out on the road) until you get to a parking spot ... just let it finish that minute at idle.

You don't need a turbo timer.

http://tdiclub.com/TDIFAQ/TDiFAQ-6.html#e15

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