People associate diesel engines with their longevity and reliability. The moving parts in a diesel engine make it easy to see the inner workings and figure out if something is amiss. There are times when you may need to replace parts or fix certain issues. Watch for these common signs that your diesel engine needs repairing so you can take care of them before they become larger problems.
A common sign that something may be wrong with your diesel engine is peculiar sounds coming from it. The steady roar of a diesel engine makes it more apparent when something is wrong. Some of the most frequent sounds you may encounter are ticking sounds, rattling, or loud knocking sounds. Unusual sounds can stem from faulty fuel injectors or low oil levels. There are many ways to fix the knocking sound in a diesel engine, but if you need help with what to do, we recommend bringing your vehicle to a mechanic.
Another sign that your diesel engine needs repairing is if you start to notice discolored smoke coming from the exhaust. The color may change depending on the exact nature of the problem, which makes it relatively easy to identify. You may notice white, black, or even blue smoke. Blue smoke, for example, comes from your engine burning excess oil, and you will need to identify and fix the problem before it becomes worse.
An overheating engine is never a good sign because prolonged exposure to a heated engine can damage every moving part of your machine. If the pieces get too hot for your engine to handle, they could break down and result in massive amounts of trouble. The most common cause of an overheating diesel engine is a faulty radiator. Fortunately, most mechanics can replace the radiator without needing to do a lot of additional work on the rest of your engine. If you notice your engine is overheating, we highly recommend taking it to a mechanic or garage as soon as possible.
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