Underhood Service Podcast: Turbocharger Tech Season 1, Episode 2 -

Underhood Service Podcast: Turbocharger Tech Season 1, Episode 2

In this episode, we talk turbochargers and how they are changing maintenance, service, and diagnostics. Andrew Markel the director of content for Underwood Service covers what vehicles have turbos and what tools and training are required. Sponsored by MAHLE.

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