Diesel Repair and Service
Proper diesel repair and maintenance is a necessary part of keeping your vehicle in a working, optimal state.
This includes the following services:
- Fuel filter change
- Effective air filter replacement
- Inspection of EVAP System components
- Proper oil changes
- Turbo housing inspection
- Belts inspection
- Tire inspection
- Glow plug inspection
- Drive train maintenance
Air & Fuel Filter
Having clean filters support a healthy engine system, allowing the engine to have a longer life span. Diesel Repair and maintenance also help fuel efficiency and enable the system to operate at maximum capacity.
Oil Change
Oil begins breaking down over time, so replacing it every six months will keep your engine running in the best shape possible. While working on the oil change, additional diesel repair and maintenance is the inspect for shavings in the oil to monitor if there are any signs of abnormal wear and tear of the engine’s internal components.
Scheduled Maintenance
All diesel vehicles come with a maintenance schedule based on the vehicle’s model, year, and mileage. T&S Automotive’s recommendation is to bring the vehicle in whenever it’s time for an inspection to ensure the condition
Coolant System Inspection
The coolant system keeps your engine from overheating or freezing due to a coolant system breakdown. A coolant system inspection is essential to prevent the engine from ceasing due to overheating or freezing. It’s also necessary to have your coolant system inspected with older vehicles because they are more prone to leaking. A leaking coolant system indicates signs of hissing or steam coming from under the hood. Suffering from a coolant system leakage will affect the performance and life of your vehicle.
EVAP Component Inspection
The coolant system keeps your engine from overheating or freezing due to a coolant system breakdown. A coolant system inspection is important to have to prevent engine ceasing due to overheating as well as freezing. It’s also necessary to have your coolant system inspected with older vehicles due to them being more prone to leaking. Indications of a leaking coolant system will show signs of hissing, or steam coming from under the hood. Suffering from a coolant system leakage will affect the performance and life of your vehicle.
Turbo Housing Inspection
Turbo Housing Inspections check for general wear and tear of the intake system. We take out the intake to check for damage, cracks, scrapping, and wobble or movement of the fan pump or shaft. The wobbling of the fan pump can cause problems in the intake system due to the pressure it can produce while in use. Excessive wobbling of the fan pump can cause the fan to make contact with the sidewall and potentially cause pieces of metal to enter the intake.