Hella / Garrett Turbo Actuator Repair Service

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Price Exclusive of GST

Our minimum assessment fee is $150 + GST (Excluding Headlights) this just covers the time to check the unit over. If you go ahead with the repair, we’ll put this towards the total cost. Our full terms of trade is the link can be found here

International Customers:
When sending a unit from overseas, please declare it as “Repair and Return” with a low customs value (around $100 USD) to avoid unnecessary import fees. - All Repair Prices are quoted in NZD



Hella / Garrett Turbo Actuator Repair Service
Including Models: 6NW009660, 781751 G-001, 6NW009420 and others

This is a specialist repair service for Hella and Garrett electronic turbo actuators, which commonly suffer from motor drive circuit failures and intermittent boost control issues.

We have the in-house capability to fully bench test these actuators under load and simulate real-world conditions to confirm and resolve faults.

Common Issues Repaired:

  • Intermittent or failed turbo control

  • Motor drive circuit faults

  • Sticking vanes due to actuator malfunction

  • CAN communication or position sensor errors

We stock replacement gearbox assemblies and actuator motors, allowing for quick turnaround and high-reliability repairs.

Supported Vehicle Examples:

Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.0 CRD

  • Engine: OM642 | 165 kW | From Jan 2007

Mercedes E-Class 300 CDI (W212)

  • Engine: OM642 | 170 kW | From Jul 2010

Mercedes M-Class 320 CDI (W164)

  • Engine: OM642 | 165 kW | Jan 2005 – Dec 2009

Mercedes Sprinter 219CDI / 319CDI / 419CDI / 519CDI

  • Engine: OM642 DE 30 LA | 140 kW | Jan 2009 – Dec 2013

These are just a few examples—we can service most Hella-style turbo actuators, even if not listed.


Component-level repair
In-stock replacement parts
Fully bench-tested before return

For diagnosis or to confirm compatibility, contact Get Electronic today.

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