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At engine startup, keep engine RPM low for approximately one minute.

The reason is that the turbocharger is a supplemental device regardless of whether its factory installed or an aftermarket retrofit. This means that it’s likely to be the last subassembly in the engine system to receive lubricating oil, yet it’s rotating very quickly, even at idle. There’s no cause for alarm here, the turbo is designed to withstand startup. Just don’t let it go above idle. While many experts will say that 30 seconds is sufficient, the one minute allows for variations in cold weather operation where oil flow takes more time to reach its destination, as well as the oil lag created when the oil is changed or after extended periods of time between engine starts.

Also, it’s always a good idea not to juice the throttle very hard until the engine has reached full operating temperature. Oil lubricity is at its best at operating temperature. This isn’t just a good idea for the turbocharger’s sake, but your engine will love you for it too!