Selecting the optimal fuel type for a car can influence the performance and longevity of the vehicle’s engine significantly. This distinction is particularly relevant for diesel fuels like Diesel 1 and Diesel 2. So, what’s the difference between Diesel 1 and Diesel 2? Diesel 1 is higher in quality than Diesel 2. Due to its …
Modern diesel engines are more advanced than the early-generation models used on trucks and tractors. The distinctive clatter those engines made, the heavier weight, and the lack of horsepower made them uncompetitive with gas-powered engines; however, the latest models have none of the disadvantages and, with turbos attached, are sometimes superior to other engine formats. …
If you live in a Country other than the US, Europe, or Canada, you may never have heard of the term Red Diesel. As you’ll deduct from the name, this is a type of diesel fuel. Although freely available in many countries, red diesel may only be used for specific applications as stipulated in each …
If you notice white smoke coming from a diesel engine, there is one main reason: the fuel isn’t burning the way it should. Though this one reason can be the primary diagnosis for the diesel engine problem, several things can cause this, and if you want to do a self-diagnosis, it may also be good …
