The diesel engine was invented in the 1890s and has been in use in commercial vehicles and passenger cars for over a century. Diesel engines remain popular for their reliability and fuel economy, ...

Starting in 2011, Ford and General Motors began using Bosch Mobility CP4 pumps to provide high pressure fuel to their diesel engines. GM used the pump on its 6.6-liter LGH and LML Duramax diesel ...

Diesel engines have a steadfast reputation for reliability, longevity, and pumping out gobs of grin-inducing, low-end torque. The latter makes diesels preferable over gas engines for hauling, towing, ...

While diesel engines have their benefits -- fuel economy, towing capacity, torque, and a reputation for ruggedness and longevity -- they aren't without their faults. The worst diesel engines can be so ...

Yes, diesel can go bad over time, just like gasoline when it sits for too long inside your car. Typically, its shelf life is anywhere between six and 12 months, which is twice the usual rate of ...

Hydrocarbon deposits on injector nozzles and internal surfaces (far right) can impede their function and performance. Corrosion inhibitors, detergent additives, and lubricity agents can help alleviate ...