Mike or Tater,

Can you guys ID this turbo?

 

Man.. That looks like something I would see on a Waukesha... But the MTU tag gives it up to a MTU diesel.. Luke might have some idea..

 

My brother bought it - had no idea what he was buying...and I dont think he paid a lot for it.


He was putting it on his mustang


This is maybe the next step up for Kevin.

 

looks like the turbo off a Detroit/MTU 2000 series. definately not off a 4000. those are way bigger.


I can run that part number tommorrow and probably tell you the original application.

 

If you get a chance - thanks Bro

We tried running the p/n awhile back and didnt come up with anything.

 

you run the Pn through what system though?

lets get a shot of it from the side. like whole thing. the inducer isn't that big though. it didn't come off a big engine.

 

this is the inducer of a turbo on a big engine.

 

Just tried running the p/n through google:

 

That is a Garrett (duh) BTV85.

The turbo OE number is 714322-0002.

The DD PN is the number on the tag in front of you.

the OE compressor wheel is a 448671-0019
the OE comp cover is a 706570-0002
The OE turbine wheel is a 448953-0003
The turbine housing is 441881-0037

Turbine wheel Inducer is 99.1, exducer 87.9 Comp wheel inducer is 74.7, comp wheel exducer is 102.3.

11 turbine wheel blades


hope that helps

 

That helps immensely - thanks very much good sir !

Any idea what it was mounted on?

 

the HT4C I have in the garage has very similar wheel specs. that was off an older N14 I'm pretty sure. for sizing comparison.

 

I'm still betting it was on a Series 2000.

 

Look, I may be jammed full of totally useless information, but all I know, is judging by the product tag, it would have been mounted on something pale green, that leaks.

Other than that, I am of no use at all.

 

is that watercooled? ball bearing? can i try it haha

 

I'm not bad mouthing you if thats what you think.


these are Series 4000 MTU turbos. they look bigger I think. I'm going to do a couple 16v4000 startups tommorrow on frac units. I'll look closer.