We know that rebuilding your engine is a time consuming and expensive process. And that's not even mentioning the profits you lose when your engine is out of commission.
As we've mentioned in a previous post, cylinder head damage is a major issue that can cause problems throughout your engine. It's not just cracks that you have to worry about.
A damaged cylinder head can be devastating to your engine—and your wallet. And sometimes it's not just your cylinder head that has an issue. It can be an indication of larger engine problems.
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One question comes to us from a user who asks: "My actuator is completely free when taken apart. I put it back together and it will not move at all. What is going on? Is the nozzle not properly lined up with the shroud? Is my turbo bad?"
As we talked about in an earlier post, there are many things that could lead to an engine failure or the need for an engine rebuild. One such indicator is low or no compression in your engine cylinders.
It's no small undertaking to replace your cylinder head, and it only makes sense that you want it done correctly. Ensure yours is properly installed with these guidelines and common mistakes to avoid.
Whether you're on the road or in the fields, we know that an engine failure in your diesel engine is more than just a minor inconvenience. It means lost time and lost profits. And if it's a failure in your fuel system, you can be looking at thousands of dollars in repairs.
A rocker arm is one of the automotive parts in the internal combustion engine. As the arm is worked on by a camshaft lobe, it pushes open either an intake or exhaust valve. This allows fuel and air to be drawn into the combustion chamber during the intake stroke or exhaust gases to be expelled during the exhaust stroke. Rocker arms have been invested for more than two hundred years and Its function has been changed little since then. During the developing of rocker arms, Both the operation efficiency and production material are keeping improved. Many modern rocker arms are made of drop forging process with material 42CrMo or other alternative materials.
We all know how important camshafts are to the function of your diesel engine, and when they fail it can spell big trouble. Whether you have a flat tappet or a roller camshaft, you're at risk for one of the most common causes of camshaft issues: lobe wear or damage.
