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DBX (not verified)    May 17, 2022 - 11:45AM

One thing to beware of is the variation in price on these parts. When my Chevy Sonic turbo was misdiagnosed as failing in fall 2020, I had quotes on the replacement turbo part (the highest end version of the models available) that ranged from as low as $425 to over $1000. Fortunately it turned out to be OK and I never got into the repair. (Prices now have a similarly broad range but about 20 percent higher)

The linked video has a mistake. It's not a direct-injection car.

Those oil feed lines are a vulnerable part of the system. A bit disturbed to see that clog even on one of the newer models with the heat shield, though understand from the YouTube comments the customer was basically sold a bill of goods on oil changes which would help explain it.

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