There's a term that gets thrown around fairly frequently not just from diesel engine builders, but by automotive enthusiasts from all walks of life: "bulletproof." Simply put, "bulletproof" implies ...

Why parts choice matters: Selecting OEM or aftermarket diesel parts impacts fit, reliability, and long-term operating costs for both fleets and independent operators. Tools for the job: Specialized ...

Most modern diesel engines already feature an electric start system. However, older engines often required manual starting methods such as hand cranks, kick-starts, or pull-starts, which could be ...

Oil is a vital component for engines of all types. Not only is it responsible for providing lubrication to numerous moving interior parts, but it also helps prevent friction and the development of ...

Diesel engines offer tons of torque allied with impressive fuel economy, but they tend to be noisier and less refined than ...

While the world is trying to go EV, heavy duty diesel trucks like the Ford F-250 are still the rage for those who do big jobs (or want to look like they do). Many truck owners are always on the ...

If you own a diesel engine, you already know how tough and powerful it can be. Diesel engines are built to last, but even the strongest engines can wear out quickly if they're not looked after the ...

Daimler Trucks North America is dropping "Diesel" from the venerable Detroit Diesel name, leaving the brand free to include other powertrain components and perhaps other types of engines. Daimler ...