Turbo Charge Control for Volvo V90 II Estate 2.0 D3

This turbo charge control unit is a used part, classified with a quality grade of B. The part type is a turbocharger regulator, specifically noted as a regulator from the manufacturer PIERBURG. The original equipment manufacturer numbers for this component are 31339879 and 7.00515.02. It is designed for vehicles with a diesel engine, specifically the 2.0 D3 engine producing 150 horsepower. The associated engine code is D4204T16. This part is compatible with a manual transmission. For accurate fitment, it is essential to verify the OEM numbers against your vehicle's specifications. This control unit is also compatible with other Volvo models and variants equipped with the same D4204T16 engine code, including certain V60, S90, and XC60 models from corresponding production years. The price for this part is 63,86 EUR excluding VAT, which equates to 63,86 EUR including VAT. A 30-day full return policy applies to this purchase. Shipping is free, with an expected delivery time of 5-10 days. An express delivery service is available for an additional fee to expedite receipt. When replacing the turbo charge control, it is often advisable to inspect related components such as the turbocharger actuator, vacuum hoses, and associated sensors to ensure optimal system performance. Opting for a used genuine part like this supports sustainability by giving quality components a second life and reducing waste.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The source vehicle is a Volvo V90 II Estate. The variant is the 2.0 D3 trim. The car type is an estate. It was first registered in the year 2020 and had recorded a mileage of 38,300 kilometres. The vehicle originated from Sweden. Its fuel system utilised direct injection diesel. The engine was a 2.0-litre diesel, with the engine code D4204T16. The transmission was a manual gearbox. The vehicle identification number, or chassis number, is YV1PW72UDL1142213. The engine's cylinder capacity was 1969 cubic centimetres. The power output was 150 horsepower, which is equivalent to 110 kilowatts. The construction type of the vehicle was an estate.

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