Turbocharger for Deutz BF3L1011 BF4M1011 Bobcat 863 Gehl 4835 6635
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Deutz BF3L1011 |
| Deutz BF3L1011F |
| Deutz BF4M1011 |
| Deutz BF4M1011F |
| Bobcat 863 |
| Bobcat 864 |
| Bobcat 873 |
| Bobcat 874 |
| Bobcat S250 |
| Bobcat T200 |
| Gehl 4835 |
| Gehl 6635 |
Product Overview
Reduced boost, oil leakage, smoke, whistle/rotor noise or excessive shaft play can indicate a worn turbocharger and should be corrected before compressor or turbine damage spreads through the engine.
Turbocharger replacement should be paired with a check of the engine oil supply/return, intake tract and exhaust path. Oil starvation, restricted drain lines, debris or another engine problem can quickly damage a replacement turbo if the root cause is not corrected.
Key Features & Performance
- Restores exhaust-driven boost pressure and intake airflow
- Designed for the listed diesel engine/turbo application
- A proper replacement helps recover power when the original turbo has worn bearings, damaged wheels or oil-control problems
Technical Specifications
| Turbocharger for Deutz 1011-series engines |
Replaces / Cross-References
No single cross-reference number is listed for this application; compare the original component before ordering.
Common Reasons for Replacement
- Low boost and reduced engine power
- Oil leakage into intake or exhaust
- Excessive shaft play or wheel contact
- Unusual turbo noise, smoke or damaged compressor/turbine wheel
Fitment Notes
Deutz 1011-series turbochargers vary by engine configuration. Compare the original turbo, engine tag, flange orientation and oil connections before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I verify fitment?
Deutz 1011-series turbochargers vary by engine configuration. Compare the original turbo, engine tag, flange orientation and oil connections before ordering.
Is this an OEM part?
This listing is for a new replacement part. It is not represented as the original manufacturer's branded part unless the product listing specifically states otherwise.
What should I check before installation?
Compare the replacement with the removed part before installation, correct any related wiring, hose, mounting or system problems, and follow the equipment manufacturer's service procedures.