Frequently Asked Questions - Diesel Power Products

Frequently Asked Questions. Q: Do you have this part in stock? A: Items with the "Quick Ship" logo are in stock at our own warehouse and ready to ship without relying on the manufacturer to ship directly to you. In many instances, depending on the size of the package, we will even …

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Why is my supplier not delivering a clean diesel engine?

A: More than likely, your supplier is delivering perfectly in-spec diesel. The problem is that diesel cleanliness specifications are woefully out of date when compared to the needs of the modern engine. Some distributors are starting to go the extra yard and filter diesel prior to delivery, but this is not an industry requirement. ...

Will diesel power products work on 2003 & 2004 Dodge trucks?

Products in this section are designed to work on 2003 and 2004 model year Dodge trucks equipped with the 5.9L Cummins unless otherwise noted. Diesel Power Products is not affiliated with Cummins or any of its subsidiaries or related companies. ...

Is diesel a good fuel?

Diesel is expensive, so it is tempting to minimize operating expenses by purchasing the cheapest fuel possible. While this fuel may meet minimum industry standards, that may not be adequate. Small differences in handling practices can have a huge impact on overall fuel quality and cleanliness. ...

Are diesel generators more reliable?

Diesel generators are more reliable. The easiest way for me to explain it is this. Diesel fuel is basically a light-grade oil. Inside any internal combustion engine, there are many moving parts that create friction. Gasoline and propane are solvent-based fuels which promote friction and wear. Diesel, being a lubricant, reduces friction and wear. ...

Why should I Change my diesel engine?

Q: I’ve been handling my diesel the same way for years. Why should I change now? A: You are not alone, with the exception of reducing sulfur content, fuel standards have not changed substantially in over a decade. Engines, however, have changed dramatically. In order for new equipment to run trouble-free, they require much cleaner fuel. ...

Can a diesel engine detonate?

Diesel engines generally are not prone to detonation, and turbocharging an older diesel should not be a concern. Depending on the engine make and miles accumulated, you may want to replace the head gaskets first. Q: Does Banks still offer the twin-turbo performance package for the small-block Chevy V8? ...