Diesel Engine

Diesel engines are complex systems and when they have issues it is imperative to have the right diagnostic equipment and specialty tools for performing diesel repairs. Even more important is having the knowledge and experience with diesel engines.

We know how to boost the performance of your diesel engine, enhance its fuel economy and keep it regularly maintained to help avoid easily prevented damage.

We specialize in diagnostics and repairs on all Chevy and GMC Duramax, Dodge Cummins and Ford Powerstroke diesel engines.

Unfortunately, we do not work on heavy duty, large commercial trucks or semis.

Fuel Filters

Most diesels have two fuel filters: a "primary" filter located between the fuel tank and the engine, which cleans the fuel before it gets to the fuel transfer pump; and a "secondary" filter up near the engine, which gives the fuel a final cleaning before it gets to the fuel injectors.

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Diesel Fuel Injection Services

Keeping your diesel fuel injection system In tip top shape is essential to the proper functioning of your diesel engine. When your diesel fuel injectors are not operating properly it can greatly affect the fuel economy and engine performance, or even worse, it can lead to costly engine repairs. Fuel injection services are an easy way to protect your fuel system components.

Air Filter

The air filter setup on most diesels is the same as on gasoline-powered vehicles, with the filter located inside the cold air collector box located under the hood.

You have to take one big precaution when you change the air filter on a diesel: Always shut off the engine first. Diesel engines produce exceedingly powerful suction, and the air intake goes directly to the engine. Because almost anything can fly or drop into it — from nuts and bolts to your favorite hairpiece — you risk serious damage to the engine if you open the cold air collector box with the engine running.