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New SEAT Altea 1.9 TDI Turbo – Ref. 54399880022

€314,00 incl. VAT
i.e. €261,66 excl. VAT
TurboSEAT · AlteaRef. 54399880022
12 months Parts warranty
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Technical specifications
Part
Turbo
Part type
New turbo
Make
SEAT
Model
Altea
Engine
1.9 TDI 105
Fuel
Diesel
Equivalent references
54399880022, 038253010D, 038253010DV, 038253010DX, 038253010P, 038253010PV, 038253010PX, 038253014G, 038253014GV, 038253014GX, 038253016K, 038253016KV, 038253016KX, 038253016R, 038253016RV, 038253016RX, 038253019, 038253056E, 038253056EU, 038253056EV, 038253056EX, 038253056G, 038253056GU, 038253056GV, 038253056GX, 03G253014F, 03G253014FU, 03G253014FV, 03G253014FX
Warranty
12 months

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Why does the turbo on the SEAT Altea 1.9 TDI 105 fail?

On the SEAT Altea fitted with the 1.9 TDI 105 engine, the turbo operates under demanding conditions – particularly during the mix of urban driving and motorway runs typical of this family MPV. The most common causes of failure on these engines are linked to inadequate lubrication of the turbine: degraded engine oil or oil not changed at the recommended intervals, a blocked oil filter, or switching the engine off immediately after hard use, which prevents the central shaft from cooling down properly. A dirty air filter or a cracked intercooler also upsets the pressure balance and accelerates blade wear. Revving the engine hard immediately after a cold start causes premature wear of the turbo bearings.

Compatibility of the new turbo with the SEAT Altea 1.9 TDI 105

This new turbo is compatible with reference 54399880022, intended for the SEAT Altea fitted with the 1.9 TDI 105 engine – a 1896 cm³ diesel corresponding to engine codes AVQ, BJB, BKC, BXE, BRU, BXF and BXJ. Before ordering, we recommend checking the reference printed on the original turbo fitted to your vehicle to confirm an exact match with your engine.

Straightforward sale – no old unit to return

This turbo is sold new as a straightforward sale: no used part needs to be returned, no collection is arranged, and no deposit is required. A single delivery is made – the new turbo, ready to be fitted to your SEAT Altea.

Warranty and payment

The turbo comes with a 12-month parts warranty, subject to fitting by a qualified professional. You can spread the cost of your order and pay in up to 10 instalments.

Advice before fitting to your Altea

Before installing this new turbo, check the condition of the oil circuit: the feed and return hoses, the cleanliness of the oil passage, and replace the oil filter. Also inspect the air intake and intercooler to rule out any leaks or blockages that could damage the new turbo. On first start-up, prime the oil circuit before starting the engine, then let it idle for a few moments before putting it under load, to ensure correct lubrication from the very first revolutions.

This same turbo also fits

Why does the turbo on the SEAT Altea 1.9 TDI 105 fail?

On the SEAT Altea fitted with the 1.9 TDI 105 engine, the turbo operates under demanding conditions – particularly during the mix of urban driving and motorway runs typical of this family MPV. The most common causes of failure on these engines are linked to inadequate lubrication of the turbine: degraded engine oil or oil not changed at the recommended intervals, a blocked oil filter, or switching the engine off immediately after hard use, which prevents the central shaft from cooling down properly. A dirty air filter or a cracked intercooler also upsets the pressure balance and accelerates blade wear. Revving the engine hard immediately after a cold start causes premature wear of the turbo bearings.

Compatibility of the new turbo with the SEAT Altea 1.9 TDI 105

This new turbo is compatible with reference 54399880022, intended for the SEAT Altea fitted with the 1.9 TDI 105 engine – a 1896 cm³ diesel corresponding to engine codes AVQ, BJB, BKC, BXE, BRU, BXF and BXJ. Before ordering, we recommend checking the reference printed on the original turbo fitted to your vehicle to confirm an exact match with your engine.

Straightforward sale – no old unit to return

This turbo is sold new as a straightforward sale: no used part needs to be returned, no collection is arranged, and no deposit is required. A single delivery is made – the new turbo, ready to be fitted to your SEAT Altea.

Warranty and payment

The turbo comes with a 12-month parts warranty, subject to fitting by a qualified professional. You can spread the cost of your order and pay in up to 10 instalments.

Advice before fitting to your Altea

Before installing this new turbo, check the condition of the oil circuit: the feed and return hoses, the cleanliness of the oil passage, and replace the oil filter. Also inspect the air intake and intercooler to rule out any leaks or blockages that could damage the new turbo. On first start-up, prime the oil circuit before starting the engine, then let it idle for a few moments before putting it under load, to ensure correct lubrication from the very first revolutions.

This same turbo also fits

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before ordering your part.

Yes, this new turbo is compatible with reference 54399880022 for the SEAT Altea fitted with the 1.9 TDI 105 engine (codes AVQ, BJB, BKC, BXE, BRU, BXF, BXJ). Check the reference on your old turbo to confirm an exact match.
No – this is a straightforward sale: no used part needs to be returned or collected, and no deposit is required.
The turbo comes with a 12-month parts warranty, subject to fitting by a qualified professional.
Loss of power under acceleration, an unusual whistling noise, excessive blue or black exhaust smoke, and sometimes an illuminated engine warning light are common signs of turbo failure on these engines.
Yes, you can spread the cost and pay in up to 10 instalments, subject to the options available at the time of ordering.
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