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There’s something wrong with your diesel engine—you can feel it (or maybe see or smell it)—but you can’t quite figure out what it is. If you have any of the following issues with your engine, there’s a chance you might have a problem with your fuel injectors.

All diesel engines reach a point where no matter how much you increase the fuel injection, you can’t achieve any additional power. Because of this, the turbocharger was created.

It makes your engine more powerful and it helps with efficiency. Your turbocharger helps increase the power of your engine without the need to increase its size.

A fuel injector is a fuel injector. They’re all the same, right? Well, not so much. There are actually many different methods to make the combustion process possible, but two are perhaps the most popular: unit injectors and common rail injectors.

A fuel injector is one of the more complicated components in your engine. It is responsible for pressurizing the fuel and injecting it as a fine mist into the combustion chamber.

In our series overview, How Are You Marketing Your Diesel Repair Shop?, we talked a little bit about the differences between marketing and advertising. Essentially, marketing is the umbrella term that encompasses your entire brand strategy, and advertising is just one part of this.

If you own a repair shop, I don’t have to tell you there’s a shortage of qualified technicians. It’s a problem the vast majority of shops are currently facing.

In a previous post in this series, we talked about what to do if your bays are full but you’re not making enough money. Closely related is something else you might be experiencing—lost money due to work delays.