Engine sputter, misfiring, or an engine that won’t start can cause major frustration with the fuel system on your Cummins ISM or M11 diesel engine. It’s time to stop buying fuel injectors from a cleaning shop!
Camshaft problems can spell major issues for your Caterpillar C15 ACERT. This component needs to be functioning at its best for optimal engine performance.
Issues like missing at idle, smelling raw fuel from the stacks, and poor fuel economy are likely due to poor quality fuel injectors. Stop wasting your time and money on set after set, and get your next set of injectors from the certified diesel fuel system specialists!
You might be familiar with some of the common signs of diesel engine problems, but you might not know that sometimes these same symptoms mean it’s time to rebuild your engine.
What are the key differences between OEM and aftermarket? Is one better than the other? These questions and many more will be answered in today’s post.
Your head gasket creates the seal between the engine block and the cylinder head, allowing for combustion. It’s vital to the overall performance of your engine, and without it, your engine couldn’t run properly.
Both the ISX and N14 are some of the most popular engines ever built by Caterpillar. Come to think about it, they have become extremely popular in a wide array of applications over the years. Regardless of the type, if you put enough miles on them, there will come a time when a rebuild will become necessary.
If you have an overhead cam engine—a Detroit Diesel Series 60, a Cummins ISX, a Caterpillar 3406E or C15, for example—you might have some questions about rocker levers.