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.
Federal regulations on diesel engines have been around for more than 50 years, and as environmental concerns become more dire, the regulations have grown stricter. But how does that affect you as a diesel truck owner? Model year 2027 trucks must comply with stricter nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions standards, requiring reductions of up to 80% […]
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A diesel engine is built to last. But as years and miles stack up, there comes a time when you must decide whether to repair or replace it. Many buyers are looking to minimize upfront costs, making an engine rebuild an appealing option if it restores performance and reliability. There is often concern that rebuilding […]
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It makes sense that so many components on a diesel truck are built to be sturdy, as they’re designed to handle heavy loads. From towing equipment to hauling massive materials, the suspension takes a beating. Over time, heavy loads, especially those that are not properly managed, cause a truck to sag, sway and bounce. However, […]
Diesel trucks are widely recognized for their durability and ability to accumulate high mileage. However, their resilience does not diminish the importance of adhering to a consistent maintenance schedule. Whether operating on long-haul routes, towing heavy loads over short distances, or navigating frequent stop-and-go delivery conditions, diesel trucks are subjected to significant wear and tear. […]
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Computer diagnostics are a valuable modern advancement in the care of your diesel truck. Contemporary diesel engines have evolved to incorporate a wide array of sensors that were absent in earlier models. These sensors are integrated with the engine control unit (ECU), which serves as the vehicle’s central processing system. When a malfunction occurs, technicians […]
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