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 are a diesel truck owner, you know that when the temperature begins to fall, your truck is expected to work a little harder. If you’re suddenly losing power in colder weather, it’s only natural to suspect your turbocharger is failing, but that’s not always the case. There could be many issues to blame, […]
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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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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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