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Managing $4 diesel

The U.S. average price for diesel is over $4 a gallon and rising, with fill-ups hitting $1,200 or more. It’s now more important than ever to reduce fuel consumption. And less diesel consumed means less CO2 emitted to the atmosphere. One place to find improved fuel economy starts with resetting the engine electronic parameters. Ed

Preparing diesel APUs for winter

Don’t neglect proper cold-weather care for Auxiliary Power Units (APUs) with single-cylinder diesel engines. The experts at Frigette Truck Climate Systems offer these guidelines to help maximize generator performance: Oil: Use oils designed for cold temperatures that lower the pour point. For temperatures of -10 to -20 degrees F, use a multi-grade SAE 5W40 viscosity

Detroit Diesel extends warranty on PowerPacks

Detroit Diesel PowerPacks, a set of six reliabilt brand fuel injectors for Series 60 and MBE 4000 engines, are now are available with an extended two-year, 150,000-mile warranty when installed by the experts at authorized Detroit Diesel service outlets, the company said.

A new era begins

To power the next generation of its F-Series Super Duty pickups in 2011, Ford Motor Co. has designed, tested and will now manufacture its own 6.7-L turbocharged V-8 diesel engine. The new powerplant will replace the Navistar-built engines Ford has used in its F-Series pickups since 1979. The new Ford diesel, which will be manufactured

Buying for resale

Heavy-duty truck makers weigh-in

Optimizing maintenance

Making the most of your PMs

Peterbilt introduces new Model 348

Peterbilt Motors Co. unveiled the new Model 348 that the company said is designed for Class 7 and Class 8 specialty applications that require durability and a wide range of option content. The new truck offers a GVW beginning at 35,000 lbs. and optional capacity ratings to suit specialty vocations such as construction, petroleum delivery, refuse and utility vocations, Peterbilt said.

An all-aluminum cab is lightweight for fuel efficiency and corrosion resistant for durability. The new lowered and slanted side window beltline increases the view outside the passenger side window, Peterbilt noted.

Peterbilt debuts new Model 337

Peterbilt announced its new Peterbilt Model 337 medium-duty truck suitable for pickup and delivery, beverage and food service vocations.

According to the truck maker, the all-new ergonomically designed driver display package features a gauge package that is easy to read, simple to understand and includes key vehicle performance data located at the top of the dash for optimal viewing. An optional GPS system provides navigation in difficult urban environments. Power windows, mirrors and lock switches are located in the new door pad design, and a new HVAC system is said to improve airflow and reduce maintenance costs.

Smart Choices – Braun’s Express

From tractors and trailers to onboard monitoring/evaluation systems,
Braun’s Express adopts technologies that enhance its operating efficiency

Freightliner Trucks introduces new on-highway Coronado

Freightliner Trucks, a division of Daimler Trucks North America LLC, has introduced the new on-highway Coronado, which it said now features enhanced aerodynamics, updated technological innovations, improved fuel economy and revamped comfort appointments.