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You depend on your vehicle’s gauge cluster to keep you informed about everything going on while you drive. Gauges like the speedometer, tachometer, temperature gauge and fuel gauge all play … Continue Reading Ask The Experts: How to Fix a Gas Gauge
Everything Truck Drivers Need Outside & Inside Their Cab Every truck driver has a corner office with a window view and a constantly changing background. It just so happens that … Continue Reading Trucker Accessories You Need at NAPA
Diesel fuel is an amazingly efficient energy source and is used worldwide for transportation. Trucks, cars, trains, ships and heavy equipment all benefit from the dependable power supplied by diesel … Continue Reading How to Reduce Diesel Exhaust Build Up
You’ve probably seen bottles of gasoline additives on the store shelves at your local NAPA Auto Parts store. They come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Obviously, these automotive fluids … Continue Reading NAPA Experts: When to Add Gasoline Additive & How
How to Use Fuel Injector Cleaner If you are like most drivers right now, you’re searching for every possible way to improve the gas mileage of your daily commuter vehicle. … Continue Reading How to Use Fuel Injector Cleaner | NAPA Auto Parts
A diesel fuel filter replacement is a necessary part of maintenance, but it doesn’t have to be difficult. Read on to learn more.
In extreme climates, even the smallest amount of water in the fuel lines can cause serious problems. Over time, condensation in the fuel system leads to water formation in the … Continue Reading What Is Gas-Line Antifreeze And Why Do You Need It?
Not everything you hear about DEF fluid is true. We bust some DEF myths in this article.
Congratulations, you’ve bought your first diesel truck. Learn how diesel engines provide more torque and better gas mileage than gasoline-powered trucks.
A diesel oil change is much the same as the process for a gas-powered vehicle, but there are a few key differences to keep in mind.