Training
Turbo University
A four-course certificate program that teaches installers why turbos fail and how to prevent it. Take it online at your own pace, or bring it to your shop.
Fewer comebacks start with better installs
Most turbo failures aren't the turbo's fault. They come from oil, air and installation problems that a trained technician can spot. Turbo University covers the root causes of common failures, so your team can diagnose, prevent and fix them.
Technicians who finish all four courses earn a Turbo University certificate.
The courses
Four courses
Introduction to turbochargers
How a turbo works, its main parts and how it fits into the engine and aftertreatment system.
Turbo failures: bearings
What bearing failures look like, what causes them and how to prevent them.
Turbo failures: oil leaks
Why most “leaking turbos” aren't bad turbos, and how to find the real cause.
Turbo failures: foreign object damage
How debris damages a turbo, where it comes from and how to stop it happening again.
Online
Register for the online courses
The online courses are self-paced. Sign up and we'll send your registration link, plus dates for upcoming live webinars.
Webinar recordings are in the technical library.
In person
Bring Turbo University to your customers
For our dealers, a fleet night is one of the best ways to reach local fleets and shops. We send our technical trainer, and you invite the technicians. They learn how to install turbos properly and prevent failures, and they leave with a certificate.
- Fleet nights and technician dinners
- Turbo University for your own shop
- Counter training for your parts team