Gray Diesel & Equipment Services shares recommendations for preventative steps that will minimize need for truck repair. When your truck does need maintenance, visit one of our two locations — Lexington, South Carolina, and Lincoln, Nebraska.
As winter approaches, several components of diesel maintenance require careful attention. From oil changes and cooling system inspections to verifying proper lubrication, fluid levels and electrical performance, November is the ideal time to ensure your vehicle is ready for cold conditions. However, overlooking something as routine as filter maintenance can quickly escalate into costly and […]
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Your diesel truck was engineered by its manufacturer to deliver exceptional performance, durability, and the capability to take you wherever the road leads. Designed to manage heavy workloads beyond the capacity of a standard gasoline engine, your truck requires consistent care to operate at its best. Among your most critical maintenance tasks is staying current […]
Has your diesel truck been feeling sluggish or lacking its usual performance? This could be a sign of failing fuel injectors. Diesel engines need accurate fuel injection to operate efficiently and during ongoing use, injectors can become clogged with deposits. If left unaddressed, this can lead to sluggish performance, reduced fuel economy, and eventually, injector […]
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You want to keep your diesel truck running at top form, and one aspect of the machine that can’t be neglected is the emissions systems. There are environmental concerns related to your emissions, but the efficiency with which your truck runs also has a lot to do with the health of your emissions systems. It’s […]
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Maximizing performance and longevity for your diesel truck often comes down to a few maintenance habits, such as using high-quality fuel, regularly replacing air filters, monitoring fluid levels, keeping the engine clean and scheduling periodic inspections with a qualified technician. Diesel trucks are made up of numerous essential components, but none are as costly—or as […]
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