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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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Caterpillar Diesel Engine Serial Numbers

If you’re shopping for parts for your Caterpillar diesel engine, then you’re going to want to make sure that you’re getting the right ones the first time. To help us get you exactly what you need, you need to have your engine serial number handy.

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Cummins Diesel Engine Serial Numbers

Cummins ISB engine serial numbers are commonly found on the rocker cover. And in some cases, they are printed on the side of the gear housing. If you’re looking for Cummins ISM engine serial numbers, you can find them on the rocker housing located on the fuel pump side.

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Adjusting Diesel Engine Injection Timing

We often get all kinds of calls asking for technical advice, from both owner-operators trying to troubleshoot a problem with their truck to repair shop mechanics who are looking for a second opinion. With all these calls, we notice when multiple questions pop up, meaning it must be a pretty common question. One of the questions that we’ve gotten a few times is: What is injection timing, and how do I adjust it? If you’ve found yourself asking that same question, this article has the basics that should hopefully give you the information you’re looking for.

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Our Shipping Information

Shipping facts seem to be pretty simple. After all, if you choose 2 Day Shipping your order should get to you in 2 days, right? Unfortunately, a lot of people make similar assumptions when that logic may not always be the case. Rather than assume, its best to know the general shipping policies and norms. Consider this article a cheat sheet for your next pop quiz on shipping information. Please note that these facts apply whether orders are placed on our website or over the phone.

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How to Choose an Engine Rebuild Kit

An engine rebuild is a large and expensive job, and choosing the right kit can seem a daunting task. There are a lot of kits for sale, and they may all seem similar but vary greatly in price. Knowing the difference between the various engine rebuild kits will help you shop with confidence, knowing you’re getting the right parts for the job at hand.

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Diesel Engine Break-In Explained

We often get calls about the break-in procedure of a newly-rebuilt engine. Proper break-in is critical and sometimes overlooked. Even though you may have used one of our outstanding overhaul kits and your mechanic did a great job installing the parts, if the engine is not broken-in correctly, the rings may not seat, leading to oil consumption and power loss.

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