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Deciding between an in-frame overhaul and a remanufactured engine isn't always a straight-forward decision. It demands a well-balanced blend of cost analysis, future mileage projections, and the immediate needs of the fleet. ... read more »

The longevity of a diesel engine is a constant tug-of-war between use and natural wear and tear and regular maintenance. Rollers and cams are not mere parts; they are crucial to the diesel engine's performance. ... read more »

Every so often, even the most robust diesels can find themselves sidelined, their power dampened by something as seemingly small as a blown head gasket ... read more »

In the world of diesel engines, remanufactured options have gained significant traction due to their ability to provide cost savings, extended life, and precision quality. ... read more »

Let's quickly explore some of the great benefits of selecting a remanufactured diesel engine for your truck or equipment. ... read more »

As a remanufacturer of heavy-duty diesel engines, Capital Reman has nearly seen it all when it comes to engine failures. We’ve talked to thousands of customers who rely on Capital Reman to replace a failed engine, and have maintained notes over time regarding the nature of failures based on various makes and model of engines. ... read more »

As Capital Reman Exchange continues to cement its position as a nationwide supplier of high-quality remanufactured long-block engines, they do so while trying to be their best selves. With the company slogan “Safety, Quality, Customer, Company” ever-present, Capital Reman Exchange is proud to announce the acquisition and implementation of the Rottler EM103H Machining Center ... read more »

When installing a newly remanufactured long block there are several things to be mindful of to ensure success and longevity of the engine. The most successful installations are performed by qualified shops and/or technicians ... read more »

Engine maintenance is often a forgotten aspect of running a diesel and can include fuel additives, ulta low sulfur fuel blends and oil / filter changes. ... read more »

As you may know, the Tier IV/Stage V Final emissions regulation impacts engines above 560kW. As a result of this Cummins has bought us the new QSK60 Stage V engine as part of their 55-2125kW line up. The QSK60 ranges from 1398 – 2125kW to be utilised by excavator and dump trucks, allowing an impressive durability of near 4.2 million litres to overhaul. ... read more »

Deutz Corp has expanded their line of sub 25 hp engines by introducing two new models for aerial platforms, welders, trenching equipment and skid steers. These new engines have come into play due to Duetz partnering with Korea’s Kulkje Machinery CO. Both of these companies plan to sign a long term agreement. ... read more »

It looks like with every passing day the future of on-road trucking will be less dependent on fossil fuels and more reliant on greener technologies including electric and natural gas. ... read more »

For centuries the argument has raged. Does size matter? Well, if you like great performance, power and copious amount of torque, the answer is a resounding no. At least in the world of diesel engines. Currently being tested on the roads of North America, the X12 is a massive 600LBS lighter than other medium bore engines and has been especially designed for weight sensitive applications and for vehicles where the X15 has more grunt that’s needed for the task. ... read more »

Diesel engines are much more prevalent in Europe than in the United States, however that love affair has softened in recent years. In the wake of the VW “Dieselgate” as well as increased environmental pressure from regulators, diesel has had a bit of an image problem. Great Britain is moving forward from its reliance on diesel with a new biofuels program. The British Biofuel sector hopes to double the use of renewable fuels in the over-the-road trucking industry within the next 15 years and significantly reduce the amount of diesel fuel imported into the country. ... read more »