I doubt it was misaligned. For starters I'd doubt they'd have been able to get the v-band clamp on it. Second, the damage is on the nose of the compressor wheel. If the housing was misaligned, you'd most likely see damage further back on the fins. It looks like something got pulled into the turbo.
C-15 Accert Turbo blades damaged by mechanic
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I blew a turbo under load on my e-model. It embedded fragments in the right air filter and blew pieces all the way to the left filter.
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If cover was misaligned that bad the comp wheel would jam tight and not even turn. That damage is from a hard metallic object going through the compressor when wheel was already spinning. Those guys owe you a turbo and be firm , dont let them get away with saying it broke on its ownsnowman_w900, Feedman, wore out and 2 others Thank this. -
I'd be worried about where the debris from that damage went.
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It's going to be tuff but if the shop had any good faith at all they would own up to there mistake and re/re your turbo. People do make mistakes after all, it's what they do after the fact that matters, and putting the blame on something else when they know dam right what happened is just flat out wrong. Good luck my friend and stand up for your self. Be adamant it is there fault.!snowman_w900, Feedman, AModelCat and 5 others Thank this. -
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