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New Ford Transit 2.0 Di Turbo – Ref. 802419-5005S

€429,00 incl. VAT
i.e. €357,50 excl. VAT
Price incl. VAT for delivery in France. Outside France, the VAT of the delivery country applies at checkout.
TurboFord · TransitRef. 802419-5005S
12 months Parts warranty
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  • Delivery to your garage or home, anywhere in Europe
  • 12-month parts warranty
  • Reconditioned and checked turbo
Technical specifications
Part
Turbo
Part type
New turbo
Make
Ford
Model
Transit
Engine
Transit V 2.0 Di 85, Transit V 2.0 Di 100
Fuel
Diesel
Equivalent references
802419-5005S, 1201231, 1314578, 1351732, 1363653, 1363953, 1387113, 1387116, 1789088, 2C1Q-6K682-BD, 2C1Q6K682BA, 2C1Q6K682BB, 2C1Q6K682BC, 2C1Q6K682BE, 6H22-66600-BAHPP, 6S61B278A93AA, RE2C1Q6K682BE
Warranty
12 months

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Diagnosing the turbo on your Ford Transit before any replacement

Before replacing the turbocharger on your Ford Transit V 2.0 Di, it is essential to confirm that the fault lies with the turbo itself and not with a peripheral component. On this van, which is widely used in demanding professional applications, the tell-tale symptoms are a gradual loss of power, black or blue exhaust smoke, an unusual whistling noise under acceleration, or an engine warning light. Check the axial and radial play of the turbo wheel, the condition of the boost hose, the cleanliness of the air filter, and whether metal particles are present in the oil circuit before confirming the replacement.

New turbo for Ford Transit V 2.0 Di 85 and 100

This new turbo is compatible with reference 802419-5005S and fits the Ford Transit V in its 2.0 Di 85 and 2.0 Di 100 versions, powered by the 2000 cm³ DuraTorq unit with engine code F3FA. As this van is frequently called upon for heavy-load transport or long-distance journeys, the turbo is particularly exposed to thermal and mechanical wear.

Checking compatibility on your Transit

Before ordering, always check the reference printed on the label of your old turbo, as several turbocharger variants may exist depending on the exact version of the vehicle and its date of manufacture.

Warranty and delivery of the new Ford Transit turbo

This new turbo is sold as a straightforward purchase: there is no old unit to return, your old turbo stays with you, and only the new turbo is delivered. The part is covered by a 12-month parts warranty, subject to fitting being carried out by a professional. Payment can be spread over several instalments, in up to 10 instalments.

Fitting advice for the Transit DuraTorq

Before fitting the new turbo, inspect the oil circuit, the intake hoses and the air intake to rule out any external cause of failure, such as insufficient lubrication, poor-quality oil or missed oil changes, a clogged air filter, or a damaged intercooler. Always prime the turbo with oil before the first start-up to ensure immediate lubrication of the turbo bearings and protect its longevity.

Diagnosing the turbo on your Ford Transit before any replacement

Before replacing the turbocharger on your Ford Transit V 2.0 Di, it is essential to confirm that the fault lies with the turbo itself and not with a peripheral component. On this van, which is widely used in demanding professional applications, the tell-tale symptoms are a gradual loss of power, black or blue exhaust smoke, an unusual whistling noise under acceleration, or an engine warning light. Check the axial and radial play of the turbo wheel, the condition of the boost hose, the cleanliness of the air filter, and whether metal particles are present in the oil circuit before confirming the replacement.

New turbo for Ford Transit V 2.0 Di 85 and 100

This new turbo is compatible with reference 802419-5005S and fits the Ford Transit V in its 2.0 Di 85 and 2.0 Di 100 versions, powered by the 2000 cm³ DuraTorq unit with engine code F3FA. As this van is frequently called upon for heavy-load transport or long-distance journeys, the turbo is particularly exposed to thermal and mechanical wear.

Checking compatibility on your Transit

Before ordering, always check the reference printed on the label of your old turbo, as several turbocharger variants may exist depending on the exact version of the vehicle and its date of manufacture.

Warranty and delivery of the new Ford Transit turbo

This new turbo is sold as a straightforward purchase: there is no old unit to return, your old turbo stays with you, and only the new turbo is delivered. The part is covered by a 12-month parts warranty, subject to fitting being carried out by a professional. Payment can be spread over several instalments, in up to 10 instalments.

Fitting advice for the Transit DuraTorq

Before fitting the new turbo, inspect the oil circuit, the intake hoses and the air intake to rule out any external cause of failure, such as insufficient lubrication, poor-quality oil or missed oil changes, a clogged air filter, or a damaged intercooler. Always prime the turbo with oil before the first start-up to ensure immediate lubrication of the turbo bearings and protect its longevity.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before ordering your part.

Compare the reference 802419-5005S or one of the equivalent references listed with the reference printed on the label of your old turbo, found on the compressor housing.
No, this is a new turbo sold without exchange — there is no old unit to return.
The turbo is covered by a 12-month parts warranty, subject to fitting being carried out by a professional.
A loss of power under acceleration, black or blue exhaust smoke, an abnormal whistling noise, or an engine warning light are all characteristic signs of a turbo nearing the end of its life on this engine.
Yes, payment can be spread over several instalments, in up to 10 instalments.
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