Contaminants can have a significant impact on engine performance, whether it’s a gasoline or diesel engine. Here’s how various contaminants can affect engine performance: To mitigate the impact of contaminants on engine performance, regular maintenance is essential. This includes changing air, fuel, and oil filters at recommended intervals, using high-quality fuel and lubricants, flushing and… Read more »
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The Importance of Regular Maintenance for Diesel Engines: Tips and Tricks
Regular maintenance is crucial for diesel engines to ensure optimal performance, longevity, and reliability. Here are some key tips and tricks for maintaining diesel engines: By following these tips and performing regular maintenance, diesel engine owners can ensure their engines operate efficiently, reliably, and last for many years to come. MORE INFO Call Dieselcraft for… Read more »
My Diesel Engine Quit and Will Not Restart. There’s mystery liquid in my fuel system.
Never assume the fuel you purchase is 100% in spec. Here is a sample purchased at a national brand truck stop that was delivering B20 fuel, meaning 20% Biodiesel and pulled from the trucks water separator. B20 is a common blend because it represents a good balance of cost, emissions, cold-weather performance, materials compatibility, and… Read more »
What do I do if the fuel in my boat is not bright and clear but is cloudy?
We always should assume that the tank has some amount of water on the bottom. You made a trip in rough water and it has clouded the fuel during the trip. Where did I get the water? Check the fill port gasket and vents to see if that is how the water entered the tanks…. Read more »
Remember the 90 day rule when it comes to diesel fuel used for standby power generation.
Unlike a car or truck diesel fuel sits in some tanks for years, because it is stored for emergencies not regular use. Consider these numbers. A generator you want 24 hours of run time. At full load you burn 20 gallons per hour so, you need 480 gallons in the tank for every 24 hours… Read more »
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