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Turbocharger MERCEDES Classe E T-Model (S212) 63 AMG 525 hp

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1 900,80 € HT

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For the MERCEDES Classe E T-Model (S212) in 63 AMG 525 hp (386 kW petrol), the autoKUR catalogue holds 1 exchange-standard reference(s). At equal displacement, two outputs do not call for the same part.

Engine specification: 5461 cm³, petrol, built since 02/2011. Matching part number: 827056-5001S (Garrett). Compare with the code stamped on your part.

Other engines of the MERCEDES Classe E T-Model (S212): 63 AMG 585 hp, E 63 585 hp, 63 AMG 558 hp. If the code stamped on your part is legible, search by reference remains the safest route. 24-month warranty.

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Frequently asked questions

About this category

The Mercedes-Benz 63 AMG 525 HP represents the pinnacle of performance in the AMG lineup, where every component is engineered for extreme durability and power delivery. Within this high-performance ecosystem, the turbocharger plays a pivotal role, converting exhaust gases into compressed air to maximize combustion efficiency. Whether you’re a professional mechanic handling multiple repairs daily or an enthusiast restoring a classic AMG, identifying the right turbocharger—whether for a 2015 C 63 AMG or a 2020 E 63 S—requires precision in matching engine codes and understanding the nuances of variable geometry systems.

At the heart of this category lies a carefully curated selection of remanufactured turbochargers, each sourced from reputable manufacturers and rebuilt to meet or exceed OEM specifications. The role of a specialized wholesaler is to bridge the gap between high-volume production and the specific needs of independent workshops, ensuring that every order arrives with the correct core deposit terms, packaging to prevent contamination, and documentation that simplifies the exchange process. This approach eliminates the guesswork for garages and empowers enthusiasts to source reliable parts without navigating convoluted supply chains.

Professional uses by trade

Different users approach turbocharger replacement with distinct priorities: garages focus on turnaround time and bulk availability, while DIY enthusiasts prioritize ease of installation and compatibility. Professionals may also need to account for seasonal demand spikes, such as winter pre-warming checks or post-summer performance tuning, which can strain inventory levels.

  • Independent garages : source remanufactured turbos in bulk to reduce downtime during high-volume repair seasons, ensuring consistent stock levels for popular AMG models like the C 63 or E 63.
  • DIY enthusiasts : prefer pre-verified units with clear engine code compatibility to avoid costly mistakes during self-installation on weekend projects.
  • German workshops (DACH) : rely on suppliers with German-language support and VAT-compliant invoicing for seamless cross-border transactions within the EU.
  • Performance tuners : select turbos with variable geometry calibration matching modified engine setups to maintain power delivery without risking premature failure.
  • Classic car restorers : prioritize units with documented service history to ensure longevity in restored AMG models with low annual mileage.
  • Fleet managers : order in advance for scheduled maintenance windows, leveraging core deposit policies to minimize upfront costs for company vehicles.
  • Racing teams : require turbos with reinforced housings and high-temperature seals to withstand track conditions and frequent power cycles.
  • Passionate owners : seek out units with minimal core deposit fees to reduce the financial burden of occasional performance upgrades.

Range comparison

Below, you’ll find the available remanufactured turbocharger options for your Mercedes-Benz 63 AMG 525 HP, each listed with its exact reference and tailored to specific use cases to simplify your selection process.

RangeUseFormat
Turbo Garrett 827056-5001Sclassic AMG restoration projects

How to choose

Selecting the right turbocharger involves more than matching engine codes—it requires evaluating condition, packaging integrity, and core deposit terms to align with your operational needs and budget constraints.

  1. Condition : opt for units with visible inspection ports to assess vane movement and carbon buildup before installation, avoiding hidden defects that could lead to premature failure.
  2. Packaging : choose suppliers that use sealed, vibration-resistant containers to prevent transit damage, especially for international shipments to DACH regions.
  3. Core deposit terms : compare policies across suppliers to find the lowest upfront cost, as some may offer partial refunds for returned cores within strict timeframes.
  4. Compatibility verification : always cross-reference the turbo’s reference against your vehicle’s engine code (e.g., M177, M178) to avoid mismatches that could void warranties or damage engines.
  5. Rotation speed : for high-performance applications, prioritize turbos with reinforced bearings and oil seals rated for sustained high RPM to prevent overheating.
  6. Documentation : ensure each unit arrives with a remanufacturing report detailing pressure tests, vane calibration, and leak checks for transparency and compliance.
  7. Supplier reliability : select providers with a track record in AMG-specific turbos, as generic remanufacturers may lack the precision required for these high-end applications.

Storage & logistics

Proper storage of remanufactured turbos is critical to maintaining their performance and preventing contamination before installation. Always keep units in their original packaging until use, ensuring the seals remain intact to block dust and moisture. For garages with limited space, store turbos vertically on shelves away from direct sunlight and heat sources, as extreme temperatures can degrade seals and affect calibration. If unpacking is necessary for inspection, place the turbo on a clean, lint-free surface and cover it immediately after review to avoid exposure to workshop debris. For long-term storage exceeding three months, consider vacuum-sealing the unit or wrapping it in protective film to preserve internal components. Always label stored turbos with the engine code and reference to streamline retrieval during busy repair schedules, and rotate stock based on expiration dates if applicable.

Since 2026, our workshop has trusted these remanufactured turbos for AMG repairs, and we’ve never had a unit fail a pressure test post-installation—consistent quality is what keeps our clients coming back for repeat business.— autoKUR team

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Useful references

For regulatory and sector references, see Reglement (UE) 461/2010 — pieces de rechange et garantie constructeur.