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Diesel Oil Coolers Explained

An oil cooler is a fairly simple component, which means that it rarely fails. However, when doing any major engine work, it should be replaced. There are many reasons why a diesel engine can fail. And when it does, the oil cooler should be swapped out as well.Diesel Engine Oil Cooler

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Caterpillar C15 ACERT Oil Pump Failure

Diesel engines are made up of thousands of moving parts, and keeping them lubricated comes down to having a correctly working oil pump. If the oil pump on your Cat C15 ACERT Diesel engine is not working properly, failure and damage is the only possible outcome.

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Cummins ISX, ISB, ISC, ISL Dosing Module (2888173)

Is your aftertreatment system using too much DEF fluid or causing a white build-up on your exhaust pipes? Has this resulted in different engine codes and your truck falling out of emission compliance? Results like this end up taking you off the road, and money out of your pocket.

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Experiencing Cylinder Head Problems On A Caterpillar C15 ACERT

The Caterpillar C15 ACERT diesel engine is no doubt one of the most popular heavy-duty machinery engines. Unfortunately, it has been documented as being a little problematic, to say the least, especially when it comes to their cylinder heads.

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Black Series Lab Episode 2: Why Idling a Fresh Rebuild Can Ruin Ring Seating

Most diesel engine owners want to do everything possible to protect a newly rebuilt engine.

That often leads to a common practice after startup: Letting the engine idle.

At first glance, it seems like the safe thing to do. The engine is running, oil pressure is present, temperatures are stable, and everything appears normal.

The problem is that proper engine break-in requires more than simply running the engine.

According to the testing featured in Black Series Lab Episode 2, extended idle time during break-in may actually work against one of the most important processes occurring inside a freshly rebuilt engine: piston ring seating.

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Caterpillar C15 Fuel Injectors (10R0956)

Today we’re going to be talking about the fuel injector options available for the Caterpillar C15 diesel engine. It’s important to know where your parts come from and the standards for production. We’re also covering the common failure symptoms you might experience!

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Benefits of the Stage 2 Performance Cylinder Heads for Caterpillar C15

Have you ever thought about what a performance cylinder head could do for your diesel engine?

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How to Rebuild a Caterpillar C2.2 T/A Diesel Engine

Is it time for your Caterpillar C2.2 T/A to get a complete rebuild? (Check out our post on signs your engine needs a rebuild if you’re not sure!)

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When Should You Replace Diesel Engine Fuel Injectors?

The once lazy, black smoke-chugging, locomotive-like engines are no longer. Nowadays, diesel-powered engines are cleaner than ever, produce more power, and use less fuel. But how do you know when it is time to replace their fuel injectors?

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