Reconditioned Nissan Navara Turbo – Ref. 767720

Diagnosing the turbo on your Nissan Navara D40 before replacement

Before considering a turbocharger replacement on your Nissan Navara D40 fitted with the YD25 or YD25DDTi engine, a thorough diagnosis is essential. Loss of power under acceleration, blue or black exhaust smoke, an unusual high-pitched whine, or excessive oil consumption are all warning signs that should alert any owner of a pick-up used for utility or off-road purposes. On this type of vehicle, which is often driven under load or in demanding conditions, you should first check the condition of the air filter, look for excessive play on the turbo shaft, and inspect the hoses before concluding that a complete replacement is necessary.

Overview of the compatible turbo ref. 767720 for the Navara

This reconditioned turbo is compatible with reference 767720 and is designed for the 2.5 dCi engines fitted to the Nissan Navara D40, identified by engine codes YD25 and YD25DDTi. It is a diesel turbocharger with an engine capacity of 2500 cm³, suited to versions producing 144 or 171 hp depending on the generation of the vehicle. Before placing an order, it is strongly recommended that you check the reference number on your old turbo to ensure perfect compatibility with your Navara.

Equivalent references

• 14411EB70A
• 14411EB70B
• 14411EB70C
• 14411EB70D
• 14411EB71C
• 14411EB71D
• 14411EB71E
• 14411EC00A
• 14411EC00B
• 14411EC00C
• 14411EC00E
• 2508289
• 767720
• JIC02166I

Exchange basis and warranty on this Navara turbo

This reconditioned turbo is sold on an exchange basis: return of the old turbo is required in accordance with our Terms and Conditions, and it is only collected after the new turbo has been delivered and fitted, so your Navara is never left off the road unnecessarily. The part carries a 12-month parts warranty, subject to fitting by a qualified professional. Payment can be spread over up to 10 instalments.

Fitting advice for the Navara 2.5 dCi turbo

On the YD25/YD25DDTi engine, lubrication is critical to turbo longevity: use a good-quality engine oil suited to the application and adhere strictly to oil change intervals. Before fitting, check the oil circuit, intake hoses and air intake to eliminate any debris that could damage the new turbo. When starting up for the first time, prime the oil circuit before the initial engine start to avoid running the turbocharger dry.