Mitsubishi 49389-04500 is the wastegated turbocharger with the actuator canister, the studded exhaust inlet flange and the compressor inlet and outlet spigots. It is used on Iveco engines. This aftermarket version is made to the same mounting and connections as the original, so it fits where the old one came off.
The same part is also sold as Mitsubishi 504340179.
Sold as one unit. Check the number on your old part, or in the parts manual for your machine, before ordering.
Technical properties & sizes
Specifications
| Part Type |
Turbocharger |
| Replaces |
Iveco 504340179 |
| Type |
Turbocharger with wastegate |
| Turbo number |
49389-04500 |
| Engine |
Iveco |
| Cross references |
Mitsubishi 49389-04500 |
| Condition |
New, aftermarket |
| Stat. HS-Code |
841480 |
| Country of Manufacture |
China |
Part numbers
| Iveco Part No.(SPM Part No.)
|
|
504340179(SPM-HEP-5206)
|
|
49389-04500(SPM-HEP-5206)
|
Use cases and applications
What it does
Exhaust gas spins the turbine, which drives the compressor wheel on the same shaft and pushes more air into the engine. More air lets the engine burn more fuel cleanly, giving the rated power.
Where it is used
Made for the Iveco.
Price beat guarantee
We check what other aftermarket sellers charge for this same part. Their prices on the date we checked:
| Seller |
Price |
Checked |
| eBay (4 aftermarket sellers) |
USD 249.09 to 491.18 |
3 Nov 2026 |
| SINOCMP |
USD 499.00 |
3 Nov 2026 |
| Spare Part Mart |
USD 199.27 |
Today |
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Frequently asked questions
Will it fit my Iveco?
Yes, it was made for the Iveco. Check the old turbocharger is marked 49389-04500 or one of the cross references, because makers change parts between serial ranges.
How often should I replace the turbocharger on my Iveco?
On the Iveco, often as long as the engine, 8,000 hours or more, when the oil and air filters are kept on schedule. Most turbos fail early from oil or dirt problems, not age.
What are the signs the turbocharger needs replacing?
Blue or black smoke, a whistle or siren noise, loss of power, oil in the intake or exhaust, or the shaft rubbing the housing.
Is shaft play normal?
A little radial play is normal on journal bearing turbos. Wheels touching the housing, or any noticeable end float, are not.
Why did the old turbo fail?
Most failures come from oil starvation, dirty oil, or something passing through the wheels. Find the cause first: a blocked oil feed or dirty air path will kill the new turbocharger too.
Is this a genuine Mitsubishi 49389-04500?
No. It is an aftermarket turbocharger made to replace the Mitsubishi 49389-04500. It is not made by the original manufacturer; the number only shows what it replaces.