Isuzu D-Max 2017: Turbo failures
Asked by Gil
After reading heaps of reports regarding turbo failures on the Isuzu D-Max 2017, I have so much doubt in driving my car from Perth to Brisbane. I have read some reports that one fellow D-Max owner already replaced the turbo five times within its warranty period. When will this fault be recalled by Isuzu?
Answered by CarsGuide
14 Jun 2019I doubt that there will be a recall any time soon; it’s not the sort of safety issue that might trigger a recall. I wouldn’t be overly concerned about driving your D-Max from Perth to Brisbane, providing it has been serviced, the oil changed regularly, and it is in sound overall condition.
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