Regular Oil Changes

• Use the manufacturer-recommended oil type and viscosity.
• Follow the vehicle’s maintenance schedule for oil change intervals.
• Check for both oil level and oil quality regularly.
• Adequate oil supply is essential for the lubrication and cooling of the turbocharger.

Air Filter Maintenance

• Regularly inspect and replace the air filter as needed.
• A clean air filter helps prevent contaminants from entering the turbocharger.
• Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for the replacement interval.

Inspect Turbocharger Components

• Regularly inspect the turbocharger for any signs of oil leaks.
• Check the intercooler and associated piping for damage or leaks.
• Ensure all connections and hoses related to the turbocharger are secure and free from wear.

Cooling System Maintenance

• Ensure the cooling system is functioning properly to prevent overheating.
• Check and maintain the appropriate coolant levels as per the manufacturer's guidelines.
• Regularly inspect the radiator and coolant reservoir.

Driving Habits

• Avoid rapid acceleration and heavy towing, which can increase the turbocharger's workload.
• Allow the engine to idle for a few minutes after a long drive to let the turbocharger cool down gradually.
• Do not shut off the engine immediately after high-speed or heavy load driving.

Software Updates

• Keep the vehicle’s software up to date as manufacturers may release updates that improve the turbocharger's performance and longevity.
• Regularly consult with your Ford dealership for any available software updates.

Professional Inspections

• Have the turbocharger system inspected by a certified technician during routine service appointments.
• A professional inspection can help identify and address any potential issues before they become serious.

Routine Check-Ups

• Follow the maintenance schedule outlined in the vehicle's owner’s manual.
• Perform routine visual inspections for any signs of wear, leaks, or damage.