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.
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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Many industry professionals refer to it as the snowball effect, when a minor, unaddressed issue escalates into a significant and costly repair. What could have been resolved with a $100 adjustment can quickly become a $1,000 expense. Diesel truck and RV owners are especially familiar with this pattern, particularly when it comes to the diesel […]
Diesel trucks are renowned for their exceptional longevity, often exceeding the mileage of gasoline-powered vehicles. However, hitting 300,000 miles or more takes more than durability alone—routine diesel maintenance makes all the difference. Change the Oil First and foremost, the non-negotiable diesel maintenance task is regular oil changes. Clean oil means a clean engine. The problem […]
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