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Diesel Truck Repair in Metro Atlanta, GA
Diesel truck repair is diagnosing and fixing diesel pickups and work trucks, from fuel and air problems to starting and electrical issues, done at your location.
- Areas served
- All of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties
- Contact
- Call (678) 430-6701
What's Included
- Diagnosis at your location
- On-site repair
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Common questions and tips from our work with all of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties customers.
- Why is my diesel hard to start in the cold?
- Diesels rely on compression heat to fire, so cold weather exposes weak parts. Common causes are failing glow plugs or a grid heater, weak batteries, gelled or contaminated fuel, and air in the fuel lines. Many diesel trucks run two batteries, and one bad battery drags the other down. Testing the batteries and the glow plug circuit is the usual first step.
- What causes white or black smoke from a diesel?
- Black smoke usually means too much fuel for the air available: a clogged air filter, a boost leak, or a leaking injector. White smoke on a cold start can be unburned fuel from weak glow plugs. White smoke that smells sweet and keeps going can mean coolant is getting into the cylinders, which needs attention right away.
Tip
Change Diesel Fuel Filters on Schedule
Diesel fuel systems run at high pressure with tight tolerances, so water and dirt cause expensive damage. Change fuel filters at the interval in your owner's manual, drain the water separator when the light comes on, and buy fuel from busy stations. If the truck stumbles after a fill-up, stop and get the fuel checked before you keep driving.
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