by wefixadmin | Nov 29, 2022 | Diesel FAQs
There are around 7 million diesel vehicles registered in the U.S, and diesel engines make up about 10% of all pickup truck registrations. If you’re one of those who prefer diesel engines over traditional ones, it’s important to be as knowledgeable as...
by wefixadmin | Oct 21, 2022 | Diesel FAQs
Did you know that a broken cylinder head not only causes coolant to leak, but it can also cause your engine to overheat, and in some cases, this can cause your engine to blow up? This will almost certainly call for a cylinder head replacement. While a blown engine is...
by wefixadmin | Oct 19, 2022 | Diesel FAQs
Diesel vehicles tend to go around 20%-35% further with a gallon of fuel than vehicles with gasoline engines. However, while diesel trucks have their benefits, you’ll want to make sure that you maintain them well. While your diesel truck...
by wefixadmin | Sep 14, 2022 | Diesel FAQs
The average American spends about $400 on car repairs each year. That includes routine maintenance and anything that goes wrong. However, if you have a diesel engine, and something goes wrong with the engine, you may be looking at some more costly repairs....
by wefixadmin | Aug 15, 2022 | Diesel FAQs
You bought a diesel truck because you trust in its reliability. Many truck owners prefer diesel transmissions for this very reason. In theory, your diesel truck should not need as many serious repairs as those that use gasoline. But, you can only expect your diesel...
by wefixadmin | Jul 11, 2022 | Diesel FAQs
When your diesel engine dies, don’t call your local car mechanic. You need a specialist to work on a specialized machine. After all, you wouldn’t call in a dentist if you broke your arm. In the same way, you need a diesel engine repair service when you...
