Tractor Turbochargers
Find tractor turbochargers for selected Case IH, Ford / New Holland, Fiat / Iveco and Tümosan applications. This collection contains aftermarket replacement turbochargers identified by tractor application and reference number. Before ordering, compare the reference on your existing turbocharger with the information on the individual product page.
Turbochargers for tractors and agricultural engines
A turbocharger uses exhaust-gas energy to compress the intake air supplied to the engine. If a turbo is worn or damaged, symptoms can include loss of power, unusual turbo noise, smoke, oil traces or insufficient boost pressure. A correctly matched replacement turbocharger can help restore normal operation once the cause of the original failure has been identified and corrected.
The turbochargers in this collection are intended as aftermarket replacement parts for specific agricultural applications. They are not universal units, so compatibility should always be checked before installation.
Applications for Case IH, New Holland, Fiat / Iveco and Tümosan
The current range includes turbochargers for selected tractors and agricultural engines from:
- Case IH
- Ford / New Holland
- Fiat / Iveco
- Tümosan
Not every turbocharger fits every model from these brands. Depending on tractor model, engine and version, a different turbo can be required. Check the model list and reference numbers on the relevant product page.
Choose a replacement turbocharger by reference number
The main reference numbers represented in this collection are:
- SPH460000 – reference 99462782
- SPH460002 – reference 99449947
- SPH460003 – reference 98472953
These manufacturer and OEM reference numbers are used only to identify and compare the correct application. The products supplied by Spare Parts Holland are compatible aftermarket replacement parts unless explicitly stated otherwise.
What to check before ordering a tractor turbo
For the most reliable identification, compare more than the tractor brand alone. Check:
- the reference or part number on the existing turbocharger;
- tractor make and exact model;
- engine type or engine application, when available;
- mounting flange, housing position and connection layout;
- oil feed and oil return connections;
- the product photos and application information.
If the reference number or application is unclear, contact Spare Parts Holland before ordering so the available information can be compared.
Check the cause of turbocharger failure before replacement
A damaged turbocharger can be the result of another problem in the engine system. Before fitting a replacement, it is advisable to check the oil supply and return, air intake, filters, hoses and exhaust side for restrictions, contamination or damage. Correcting the underlying cause helps prevent the replacement turbo from being exposed to the same problem.
Aftermarket tractor turbochargers from Spare Parts Holland
This collection brings the available tractor turbochargers together by application and reference number, making it easier to compare the correct replacement. Select the product that matches your tractor and existing turbo, and review the complete fitment information on the product page before ordering.
FAQ about tractor turbochargers
Are these original manufacturer turbochargers?
No. Unless a product page explicitly states otherwise, these are compatible aftermarket replacement turbochargers. Brand names and reference numbers are used for identification and compatibility purposes.
How do I know which turbocharger fits my tractor?
Compare the reference number on your existing turbo with the reference listed on the product page and check the exact tractor model and engine application.
Can the same tractor model use different turbochargers?
Yes. Differences in engine version, production year or configuration can result in different turbochargers within the same model range. Always verify the existing unit and reference number.
Should the cause of a failed turbo be checked before fitting a new one?
Yes. Oil supply, oil return, intake, filters, hoses and exhaust-related issues should be checked so a separate engine-system problem is not carried over to the replacement turbo.