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A turbo
When one of your car's add-on's, eg. alternator, Power Steering pump extr, start to developt a bearing defect. The car will sound as if you have a turbo in.
to determine witch part is starting to fail, open the hood and listen.
Use a long screwdriver, put the handle against your ear and press the metal point on the housings of the different parts when the car is idling. Just like a docter use a stetoscope.
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