Garrett Aftermarket & Reman Turbo Catalog
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Performance & Reliability
Aftermarket Turbochargers - Turbo Identification
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T Series and GT Series
Garrett T Series was the original turbo designation beginning in the 50s. T-Series turbos tend to have more parts, larger in size, and represent early-generation technologies. Garrett GT Series first came into being in the early 90s, and they feature newer aerodynamic design, advanced design with fewer parts, and better overall performance.
Your Turbo Name Plate
A name plate will vary according to whether it relates to an original equipment turbo installed by the vehicle manufacturer or to a turbo bought through the independent Aftermarket. The name plate shows a customer or Garrett part number, turbo model and serial number – providing you information that might help you order a replacement turbo.
See photos of name plate examples of OE turbos and replacement turbos.
· Details engraved directly onto the nameplate pad or onto a separate nameplate, which is then bonded on top of the original factory nameplate.
· Note: you may see Garrett, Garrett AiResearch, AlliedSignal, Garrett Engine Boosting Systems or Honeywell logos on older turbos.
Typical IAM nameplates: · Do not include OE logo or OE name
· Do include:
– Turbo model
– Country of Origin
– Part number in IAM format
– Serial number
OE Name Plates
Please see below for examples of OE name plates, which can be engraved or plated on the turbo housing.
Aftermarket Name Plates
Please see below for examples of Aftermarket name plates, which can be engraved or plated on the turbo housing.
Garrett Turbo part numbers
OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer – The turbo goes directly to the engine/vehicle manufacturer’s production line.
OES Original Equipment Spares – The turbo goes to the engine/vehicle manufacturer’s spare parts network and is sold in their own box.
IAM (Independent After Market) – The turbo is distributed by the Garrett Distributor Network (see website for details).
Turbocharger Identification
Part Numbering
Examples: 466214, 700447, 801040Variations of that part number have a “-” followed by four numbers and possible suffix lettersThis is referred to as “the dash number” and informs the reader how the turbo was supplied:
| Some Examples | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| OEM | new turbo | 700447-0008 | First character of dash number always 0, no suffix |
| OES | new turbo | 700447-5008 | First character of dash number always 5, no suffix |
| new turbo | 700447-0008S | No longer used, but may exist on older turbos | |
| IAM | new turbo (may include gasket kit – check website) |
700447-5008S | First character of dash number always 5, suffix letter S |
| new turbo (includes gasket kit) |
700447-5008W | First character of dash number always 5, suffix letter W | |
| reman (may include gasket kit – check website) |
700447-9008S | First character of dash number always 9, suffix letter S | |
| reman (includes gasket kit) |
700447-9008W | First character of dash number always 9, suffix letter W | |
Same turbo – different sales channel
Garrett OEM & OES nameplates
Details on nameplate vary according to OE customer requirements
Important details to help identifying the correct turbo to order:
• Customer or OE part number
• Garrett part number
• Turbo model
– Often abbreviated
• S/N = Serial Number
– Identifies assembly date, batch and production facility
Installer Connect FAQs
FAQs on topics such as Turbo Identification, Interchangeability, Damaged Actuator, Lubricants, Noise, Performance Tuning, Installation and more.
