BorgWarner S410G: The Perfect Match for Detroit DD15 Engines

The latest breakthrough in turbocharging technology—the BorgWarner S410G for Detroit DD15
engines—is a testament to durability and efficiency!

The S410G turbocharger ensures seamless compatibility and performance optimization. Even more, this
value-driven turbo proves why BorgWarner is an industry leader:

• Enhanced Bearing System: The S410G’s advanced bearing system is a tried-and-true
BorgWarner bearing system—one that is built to last as it offers enhanced efficiency and engine
performance and reduced downtime and maintenance costs.
• Forged Milled Compressor Wheel (FMW): Some manufacturers use a basic cast or billet/milled
compressor wheel. This BorgWarner S410 turbo has been upgraded to include a forged milled
compressor wheel, which is the strongest of the three types. FMW technology offers unmatched
durability and resistance to wear, ensuring the S410G is ready to take on the toughest
conditions. Look for the BorgWarner FMW logo when shopping.

BorgWarner made installation and diagnostics simpler than ever. Each S410G comes with a QR code that
leads installers to crucial diagnostic information, ensuring your turbo is set up correctly from the start.
Should questions arise, our team is on standby to offer the guidance and support you need for a smooth
installation and operation.

Highest Quality Standards

The S410G undergoes stringent durability and performance testing before leaving the plant. The
turbocharger is manufactured at our plant in Ningbo, China, which holds an IATF 16949 quality
certification. Our Ningbo plant has been producing turbos for the independent aftermarket for 13
years—and has been part of BorgWarner’s worldwide OE manufacturing infrastructure since 2006. High-
quality production and testing standards have long been standard operating procedures at that facility.

Did You Know?

The DD15 engine, praised for its fuel efficiency, reliability and advanced features, is widely used in
Freightliner Cascadia and Western Star trucks. As of 2022, Freightliner held the largest market share in
the Class 8 truck segment, with around 37%.