Has your Supercharger gone bad?
-I would like details on when this went out and at how many miles. The cost with labor would be nice too...
-Any modifications to the car?
also mention if your SC is stock or with aftermarket pulleys..(dont really know what that is)
thanks in advance guys!
Last edited by RacerX0911; Jan 30, 2007 at 01:24 PM.
Clarify? You should change your vote! I guess that's probably hard to do.
It would be useful to have the questions revised so that those that failed are divided between fully stock superchargers and superchargers with aftermarket pulleys.
I'm just over 38K now and am afraid it's a ticking time bomb...lol
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I have also have a new IC pump, radiator, rebuilt tranny, front bushings, arms, water pump, fuel pump.. I could go on.. all under warranty..
I turned down the $1500 dealer charge but got hit with a $690 diagnosis fee.
Bottom line.. my kompressor clutch is failing (everday I drive it goes off and I need to restart the car to get it back)
I found the compressor bearing online and I'm going to try to fix my car through a local shop.
new tranny and ECU due to the 1st and 2nd jerk.
IC pump I changed on my own through a local shop.
Seems to me the people who had them replaced under warranty are just as likely to have a second failure out of the warranty as someone who has not replaced it. In fact, there's a rule-of-thumb used in the aircraft (jet engine) maintenance business that a jet engine that has run 1/3 of its scheduled time without incident is likely to have a full, uneventful life, and one that has had an early incident is likely to have more.
So, I feel pretty good about my odds.
PS: And like the guy above, I'll take one supercharger over two turbo replacements any day!
Seems to me the people who had them replaced under warranty are just as likely to have a second failure out of the warranty as someone who has not replaced it. In fact, there's a rule-of-thumb used in the aircraft (jet engine) maintenance business that a jet engine that has run 1/3 of its scheduled time without incident is likely to have a full, uneventful life, and one that has had an early incident is likely to have more.
So, I feel pretty good about my odds.
PS: And like the guy above, I'll take one supercharger over two turbo replacements any day!
















