Volume 2 Issue 4 - Diesel Articles
Written by Tom Sanders Monday, 02 November 2009 10:23
Several years ago we rescued a red 1986 Jaguar XJS V12 two-door coupe from a barn in Kentucky. The Jaguar originally caught my eye in an internet auction. Weighing in just shy of four thousand pounds, the car was more than a little taxing on our standard car hauler.
Volume 2 Issue 4 - Diesel Articles
Written by Michael Patton Monday, 02 November 2009 12:57
With a powerplant that only operates at 35% efficiency, losing three percent to diesel timing issues – a common occurrence – represents nearly 10% of available output... that is BIG. By itself, that three percent can reduce the speed of your truck on an extended grade enough so that the cooling system no longer receives sufficient air to fulfill the heat load rejection requirements of the cooling stack.
Volume 2 Issue 4 - Diesel Articles
Written by Bill Heath Monday, 02 November 2009 17:13
What a year it has been for Heath Diesel! In spite of global economic conditions, we have continued to grow in support of the beloved 6.5L diesel and you, its owner. The 6265 6.5 diesel performance land speed racer was built to champion both this vintage truck and the 6.5L diesel engine which powers it for our customers around the world.
Volume 2 Issue 4 - Diesel Articles
Written by Joel Paynton Monday, 02 November 2009 10:23
Perhaps one of the most misunderstood and redoubtable components of any diesel engine is the diesel fuel system. The electronically controlled, high-pressure, common-rail diesel fuel systems of today render most owners lost when attempting to comprehend just what occurs under the hood.
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