Auto Start Stop Damage turbo's?

Stop/ Start technology coupled with turbo use, is it killing my turbo?

Start/stop does induce wear. For daily driving, the oil in your turbo isn't going to get hot enough for this to matter much.

Turbocharged engines and the idling start / stop system - Team-BHP

So the auto-start-stop system can be used without any concerns in modern turbo engines, the manufacturers wouldn't have put it in if there was ...

Isn't auto start-stop system in cars especially turbocharged ... - Quora

Yes, besides components, it will also tend to damage the engines more. A typical engine can handle about 50,000 stop-start cycles but the this ...

Start/Stop Function Hard on Turbos - Volvo Performance Forum

I've never heard anyone conjecture that start stop is uniquely hard on the turbos. If you have a 19 or later you can turn the system off and keep it off.

Major concern, Turbo damage and start stop feature.

Will the car start stop feature turn OFF the engine? If so, doesn't that damage the turbos per the owners manual (attached). Having to remember ...

Is the Auto Start/Stop Feature on Gen 6's bad for the engine?

Auto start/stop, can damage engine and turbo, if the owner does not know how to drive properly. When people are hard on their cars while ...

Start stop and turbos | BobIsTheOilGuy

Used to be the reason turbo oils where a little better is because every time you shut off the engine it cooks that small amount of oil in ...

Piston Slap: Snowballing Concerns with Auto Start-Stop Systems

Auto Start-Stop systems often come on turbocharged engines, and that can have a negative effect on the oil used for turbocharging.

Auto Start Stop Damage turbo's? | Ford Expedition Forum

The constant stop and start shorten the life of the turbo. Always been the rule with a diesel to let it idle for a bit before you shut down, to help the turbo ...

Does A Stop Start System Damage Your Engine? ECO Savior Or ...

I drive a turbo diesel with a stop/start system, I always switch it off for the fear of having the engine shut off while the turbo is hot.

Start stop and turbo damage | Baby BMW Forum

Stop/start is an absolute nonsense, to be honest. Puts more wear on the turbo (let alone battery and starter) than it's worth.

Auto stop-start feature BAD for turbo - Tacoma World

Stopping the engine constantly can't be good for the life of the turbo. I was always under the impression turbo vehicles should be left to idle ...

Stop-start engines – common myths busted - RAC

The argument that stop-start technology is damaging mostly comes from the fear of a cold engine – your engine must heat up lubricants when it ...

Auto Stop Damage? - Community of Ford Truck Fans

How do we feel about the auto stop on a twin turbo motor? I would think that would cause issue with the continuous stopping of oil, restart, ect ...

Stop/start turbo damage. - Volvo Owners Club Forum

Something's been niggling me about the stop/start function on the car though. I've always been of the opinion that to safeguard against damaging ...

Auto Start Stop - Protecting Turbocharger - Focus RS Forum

It will have been programmed to monitor everything and will not do anything to damage the engine. It may seem a bit pointless on a performance ...

Auto-off option: bad for the turbo/engine? | BMW 2-Series forum

I've been told that the option which the car turns off while on a stop, damages the turbo and the starter. Is this actually truth my friends ...

Myth-busting: Does stop-start damage your engine?

Practical Motoring spoke with the technical boss at a leading car maker who said that stop-start doesn't cause additional wear and tear on an ...

Auto Start/Stop and Turbo Wear | Porsche 718 Forum

I have always disabled the start/stop function and I presently have 4500 miles on the car, and I will continue doing so. I especially didn't ...

Effect of start/stop on turbo? | 2019+ Ford Ranger and Raptor Forum ...

They use one that has been designed and engineered to be used in an auto stop / start situation. It can handle the extra starts that it will see ...