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About this category
The 320d 163 hp category brings together remanufactured turbochargers dedicated to this specific BMW diesel motorization, organized for anyone who already knows the engine they are working on rather than a catalogue reference. Independent garages, drivers managing a breakdown, and owners who service their own vehicle will find exchange-standard units built around the variable geometry architecture typical of this engine family. Each reference listed here corresponds to a documented original equivalence, so the starting point is always the motorization itself, not a generic part search.
The range is built around cross-referenced original equivalences rather than a single supplier line, which is why Mitsubishi- and Garrett-based units sit side by side under the same motorization. As a wholesale-oriented source, the role here is to consolidate these equivalences into one place, so a workshop or a DACH buyer comparing options does not need to reconcile part numbers across separate manufacturer catalogues before ordering an exchange-standard turbocharger.
Professional uses by trade
The 320d 163 hp turbocharger range serves several distinct buyer profiles, each approaching the same motorization from a different angle. What follows outlines how independent garages, drivers coping with a breakdown, hands-on enthusiasts, and DACH-region buyers typically approach sourcing a turbocharger replacement for this specific engine and power output.
- Le garagiste independant : Stocking an exchange-standard turbocharger for the 320d 163 hp engine code shortens the time a customer vehicle spends off the ramp between diagnosis and completed repair.
- Le garagiste independant : Ordering by motorization rather than by loose part number reduces the risk of receiving a variable geometry unit calibrated for a different power output.
- Le garagiste independant : Returning the worn core under an exchange-standard policy keeps recurring turbocharger jobs on this platform financially predictable across a busy workshop schedule.
- Le garagiste independant : Cross-checking the Mitsubishi and Garrett references listed here against the customer's vehicle documentation confirms fitment before the old unit is removed.
- Le garagiste independant : Grouping several 320d turbocharger replacement orders together simplifies invoicing and delivery scheduling for a multi-bay independent workshop.
- L'automobiliste depanne : A driver noticing reduced power, visible smoke, or a whistling sound under acceleration can identify this motorization before contacting a professional for the repair.
- L'automobiliste depanne : Recognizing that the vehicle has entered a limited power mode is often the first sign that the turbocharger on this 163 hp engine needs attention.
- L'automobiliste depanne : Confirming the engine code and power output before any conversation with a garage helps a driver describe the fault accurately and avoid delay.
Range comparison
The table below lines up every reference available for the 320d 163 hp motorization, drawn from several original manufacturers, so a workshop or individual buyer can compare exchange-standard options for this engine before placing an order.
| Range | Use | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Turbo Mitsubishi 49335-00585 | engine-code matched replacement | |
| Turbo Mitsubishi 49135-05672 | variable geometry cartridge swap | |
| SL Turbo 49335-00644 | cross-reference alternative fit | |
| Turbo Mitsubishi 49135-05895 | CHRA and cartridge match | |
| Turbo Garrett 814501-5006S | original equivalence option |
How to choose
Selecting among these references depends less on preference than on precise compatibility, since the 320d 163 hp motorization accepts a narrow set of variable geometry turbochargers. The criteria below help narrow the decision before an order for a professional installation is placed.
- Confirming the exact engine code stamped on the vehicle before ordering avoids receiving a turbocharger calibrated for a different power variant of the same platform.
- Checking whether the reference corresponds to the original Mitsubishi, SL, or Garrett equivalence listed here prevents mismatched actuator calibration on the variable geometry unit.
- Verifying that the exchange-standard core return policy is understood in advance keeps the transaction straightforward once the worn turbocharger comes off the vehicle.
- Reviewing whether the injector and high-pressure pump are due for related attention helps a buyer plan a single professional intervention instead of two separate visits.
- Considering wholesale conditioning and packaging matters for a workshop ordering several units at once for recurring 320d turbocharger replacement jobs across a fleet.
- Reading the symptom description against the vehicle's actual behavior, such as a sustained power loss or a persistent whistling noise, confirms the fault points to this part.
Storage & logistics
Turbochargers for this motorization should be kept in their original packaging until the moment of installation, stored in a dry area away from direct ground contact to protect the actuator and connecting fittings from corrosion. For a workshop holding several exchange-standard units for the 320d 163 hp engine, organizing stock by reference number rather than by generic description avoids confusion between visually similar Mitsubishi and Garrett variants. When a core return is pending, the worn unit should be drained and packaged separately to prevent residual oil from marking other stored components during transit back to the supplier.
Since 2026, our approach to this motorization has been to verify each equivalence against the original engine code first, so that every reference grouped here reflects a documented exchange-standard match rather than a guess.— autoKUR team
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Useful references
For regulatory and sector references, see Reglement (UE) 461/2010 — pieces de rechange et garantie constructeur.





