16 Mar, 16

BMW 5 Series Electronic Turbo Actuator Repairs

BMW Turbocharger Actuator RepairsBMW 5 Series Electronic Turbo Actuator Faults
The electronic turbo actuator is designed to accurately control the output of the turbocharger and has proven to be much more efficient than older vacuum controlled actuators. The electronic actuator is controlled by the Engine ECU and the parameters can be adjusted electronically to make very precise changes that can help improve the power and efficiency of the vehicle – by reducing turbo spool time and increasing boost pressure.

Failure of the electronic turbo actuator is extremely common and we now carry some of the most common failing part numbers in stock. Below we have compiled a shortlist of part numbers we’re seeing frequently in our workshops.

Common Part NumbersCommon Part Numbers
G125712120
6NW00841213519495
1351949213519613
K006T501715X26
4Z1733519200
K006T5017233519200

Common BMW Turbo Actuator Problems
Often a faulty turbo actuator can be mis-diagnosed as a faulty boost pressure sensor. This is an extremely common failing part and below are some of the most common failure symptoms we see on an almost daily basis:

  • Loss of power under acceleration
  • Intermittent loss of power under acceleration
  • Smoking on acceleration
  • Fault codes pointing to turbo actuator
  • “Charge Air Pressure Control” fault
  • Actuator arm not moving

BMW Turbocharger Actuator RebuildsIf your vehicle has been diagnosed with a faulty turbocharger actuator then you may have been quoted a very high cost to replace the complete turbocharger as the actuator is not usually sold as a separate part. Used actuators are available in the market place but you have to ensure you’re matching up all the part numbers with your unit and the used part will only come with a limited 30-90 days warranty. Used parts also require coding when fitting to your vehicle which is an additional cost and the used part may not last long at all because this is such a common failing part.

BMW 5 Series Electronic Turbo Actuator Repairs – By Sinspeed
We have an isolated testing environment used to fully bench test electronic turbo actuators. We can fully bench test, strip down and inspect all units to a component level and we do this before and after repairs to ensure they are fully functional before being returned to the customer. We use new genuine OEM components when rebuilding an actuator and where possible we up rate components to further strengthen the unit and eliminate any known weaknesses. All remanufactured turbo actuators are returned with a Lifetime warranty and will not require coding when refitting to the vehicle.

Professional diagnosis & fitting services available.

Below is a table of vehicles we have found fitted with this type of turbo actuator unit fitted. Even if you’re vehicle is not listed, we may still be able to offer a test and repair for it so get in touch by calling 0203 815 9441.

MakeModelEngine SizeFuel
BMW520D (E60)2.0DDiesel
BMW530D (E60)3.0DDiesel
BMW520D (E61)2.0DDiesel
BMW530D (E61)3.0DDiesel

Tags : 135-19492, 135-19495, 135-19613, BMW Electronic Turbo Actuator Faults, BMW Turbo Actuator Rebuilds, BMW Turbo Actuator Repairs.
16 thoughts on “BMW 5 Series Electronic Turbo Actuator Repairs
  • Good afternoon. I need a part with the reference 135 – 19613 K006T50172 7Z10 for the BMW 520d of the year 2008, so I want to know the price.
    Well there
    Pedro Favas

    • Hello Pedro

      Thanks for the enquiry,

      We have sent you an email with full information and pricing.

      Kind Regards

      Jason
      SINSPEED

  • Hello,

    I need an electrical actuator for my BMW 525d 2005 plate.

    If you have this in stock can you please provide me with a price?

    With regards,
    Jay

    • Hi Jay

      Thanks for the enquiry,

      I have sent you an email with full information and pricing for the 2005 BMW 525D Turbo Actuator Repair.

      Kind Regards

      Jason
      SINSPEED

  • Hello,

    I need an electrical actuator for my BMW 525d 2005 plate.

    If you have this in stock can you please provide me with a price?

    With regards,
    Zee

    • Hi Zee

      Thanks for the enquiry,

      I have sent you an email with full information and pricing. If you have any questions, please reply to the email and we’ll be happy to assist you.

      Kind Regards

      Jason
      SINSPEED

  • Good afternoon. I’ve a BMW 520d Touring from 07/2008 with a faulty actuator Part number 135 – 19651 K006T50172 – 8409.
    Can you be so kind and send me informationa about how we can solve the problem. I´m from Portugal, so… stoping the car to send my actuator is kind of impossible.
    Thxs

    • Hi Paulo

      Thanks for the enquiry,

      If you cannot send us the unit for test/repair, we may be able to send out a replacement unit for you. I have sent you an email with information and pricing.

      Kind Regards

      Jason
      SINSPEED

  • I have a problem with my Turbo actuator and is giving me a DriveTrain warning light which usually comes on upon accelerating hard.

    I have a BMW 535D F10.

    • Hello Rishi

      Thanks for the enquiry,

      We’ve sent you an email with full information and pricing.

      Kind Regards

      Jason
      SINSPEED

  • I identifed a fault code indicating issue with my Air Charge Pressure controller. Vehicke is a 2005 bmw e61 525d. Can you supply a quote for a new and or reconditioned one?

    • Hi Frank

      Thanks for your query,

      We have sent you an email with more details about your query.

      Kind Regards

      Sophie
      SINSPEED

  • Hi I need a Turbo actuator electric for a BMW 525d touring 2006 thanks

    • Hi David

      Thanks for the enquiry,

      We have sent you an email with full information and pricing.

      Kind Regards

      Sophie
      SINSPEED

    • Hello David

      Thanks for getting in touch,

      We have sent you an email with full details and pricing about your query.

      Kind Regards

      Sophie
      SINSPEED

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