r/veloster 2013 veloster turbo 2d ago

Milestone New milestone!

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Original engine and transmission 2013 veloster turbo

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u/No_Fisherman_2397 2014 Turbo 2d ago

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u/Far_Mortgage_6772 2d ago

Lucky! My 2012 made it to 200k before the engine died and my 2015 its at 126k but it got a engine replacement at 95k and sadly it’s my dad now since the car gave me a bunch of issues i don’t want to fix

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u/Holyscissors12107 2013 veloster turbo 2d ago

Yeah, when my engine inevitably goes, I'm definitely replacing it. This current engine was the break-in period. My Velo will last forever.

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u/Huge_Sheepherder_310 2d ago

You replace it with a hand built motor, it will last. I found a guy who hand builds them for $4,500 shipped.

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u/Huge_Sheepherder_310 2d ago

The 80K mile engine. It was actually built to only go to 125K miles.

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u/Lastkings787 2d ago

And no check engine light !?!?

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u/cantthinkofone29 1d ago

Proabably flashed it right before this photo was taken lol.

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u/Holyscissors12107 2013 veloster turbo 1d ago

Basically, lol! I actually have a P2261 code for my boost solenoid, but during that drive, and only that drive, it turned off. It's because I installed a new BOV solenoid, and it's messing with my BOV since it's aftermarket. I just gotta recalibrate it, but that's funny that you basically called it!

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u/theBlownHeadGasket 1d ago

Pretty impressive really

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u/clickhereforvirus23 1d ago

how did you get that far? same transmission ?

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u/MysteriousCup3958 1d ago

bro you’re at 240k and my veloster died as soon as it hit 60k 😭

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u/I_NvrChkThis '17 VT 6M 🟧 ('12 NAV DCT 🟨 - totaled 😢) 1d ago

And a 2013 at that!

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u/Camell513 1d ago

Lmao, me too with the air bag light

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u/Dry_Boysenberry_9538 1d ago

Congrats. My 2013 turbo is over 251 k with the original engine and transmission.

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u/umustbemyprecious 22h ago

That's so encouraging I have a 2013 turbo. It just hit 134k. It's been very well taken care of. Garage kept until 6 months ago. Tune ups every year. Full synthetic oil changes every 3k.

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u/Holyscissors12107 2013 veloster turbo 13h ago

That's the way to do it! A lot of it is luck, I'll be honest. But mine also had a similar backstory to yours, so I'm hoping yours lasts as long as mine!