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Understanding Diesel Fuel Icing and Why It Happens Diesel fuel icing and gelling are common issues that can arise in cold weather, causing significant problems for diesel engines. Diesel fuel gelling occurs when the paraffin wax components in the fuel solidify at low temperatures, forming a gel-like substance that can clog fuel lines and filters,…

Hot weather can significantly impact the performance and longevity of your diesel engine, presenting a range of challenges that require careful consideration and proactive maintenance. As temperatures soar during the summer months, diesel engines face unique obstacles that demand special attention from vehicle owners and operators. The increased heat can have far-reaching effects on various…