Gray Diesel & Equipment Services is here to help you with diesel engine trouble as well as preventative maintenance to keep your vehicle or fleet in top shape.
If you haven’t yet experienced winter’s chill, it’s on the way—so now is the time to ensure your diesel truck is prepared for cold weather conditions. If it’s been some time since you last replaced your antifreeze, make that a top priority on your winterization checklist. Over time, sediment and particulates can build up, reducing […]
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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It’s estimated that fuel costs range between 20% to 40% of a fleet’s operating budget. Given this significant investment, prioritizing truck maintenance is essential for both trucking companies and independent drivers. While behavioral adjustments—such as reducing cruising speed, optimizing cruise RPM, selecting shorter routes and minimizing idling—can contribute to fuel efficiency, there comes a point […]
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Road salt is important for keeping vehicles safely on the road as snow and ice create dangerous driving conditions, but the benefits come with a toll without diesel maintenance to prevent corrosion. Road salt is a combination of many ingredients, but the ones you have to worry most about eating away at your truck are […]
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