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Signs You Should Have Your Turbocharger Serviced

Depending on what kind of diesel engine you have, servicing your turbo can get expensive fast. That’s why, if you don’t notice your engine acting up, you might be tempted to ignore any signs of abnormal turbo condition and call it good. However, if you see any of the following signs, you need to consider sending out your turbo to be serviced, regardless of how your engine is acting.

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Gasket Damage: Thermal Push from Detonation

Thermal push is a type of gasket damage where the armored, cylinder bore edges of head gaskets become deformed from excessive heat. They can either look like they were pushed (Get it? Thermal push) on from the direction of the bore or like they have been pushed down on, or pinched.

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RSVP Shop Talk: Rattlesnake Ridge Truck Repair

Rattlesnake Ridge provides service for light, medium, and heavy trucks, along with trailers & RVs. Customers include municipalities, school districts, quarries, farmers, or over-the-road truckers. They provide up-to-date computer diagnostics, as well as both state of Vermont & federal inspections. Rattlesnake Ridge stocks over 200,000 truck parts in inventory to sell to the general public. This makes them a one stop shop for people looking for things from hydraulic hoses to general trucking equipment.

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5 Tips to Reduce Repair Shop Receivables & Get Paid Faster

No one likes talking about cash flow, but when it comes to running a diesel repair shop, cash flow conversations are a must. During a survey HHP conducted with nationwide repair shops, managing profitability and cash flow were the most popular concerns cited by repair shop owners and managers. Considering the costs of doing business are continuing to increase, and customers are more informed than ever when it comes to pricing repairs, its incredibly difficult for repair shops to maintain profitability and cash flows, let alone increase them.

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The Camshaft Reconditioning Process

There are a few parts that you see as many (or more) remanufactured options for as new. Camshafts are one of these parts. That’s because camshafts are pretty easy to rebuild, and if done correctly, work just as well. If you are considering replacing your old cam, you should definitely consider going with a remanufactured camshaft.

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