While you should conduct pre-and post-trip inspections to catch any issues early, that’s not the only time to be proactive. During long drives, it’s just as important to be aware of what signs or sounds mean there’s something wrong. Of course, not all noises from your...
Your diesel engine has several essential parts, but one of the most critical components is the fuel injection system. This system is responsible for feeding fuel to the injectors, adjusting the fuel quantity, adjusting injection timing, and atomizing the fuel. So,...
Owning, operating, and maintaining a semi-truck requires having an experienced diesel mechanic to help with maintenance and repairs. If you are an owner-operator, it’s up to you to build a maintenance plan. Part of that involves knowing how often to bring in your...
While fleet maintenance tends to focus on the physical parts––tires, brakes, engine––there are also the internal components. Your fleet vehicle has an entire computer system that plays a key role and needs regular maintenance. The diagnostic system telegraphs when you...
From cold weather, salt on the roads, and general ice and snow, there are a lot of elements that can cause damage to your semi-truck fleet over the winter. That’s why it’s essential to take the time to assess any impact as we move into the next season. If there are...
