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TruckSeries is a leader in helping commercial truck repair shop technicians find high quality truck repair information for Class 4-8 trucks. The objective is to be able to locate the most information possible, so you are working on your truck immediately. This information, however, is only good if you know where to find it and how to use it. To help new users get started with our system, we have a collection of videos that walk you through step-by-step on how to use different features of TruckSeries.
Dirty, Greasy Fifth Wheel? Did you know that the layer of thick, dirty grease on your fifth wheel is an invitation for trouble? All fifth wheels require regular maintenance for optimum performance and safety. Thick, dirty, old grease can be extremely abrasive and may interfere with the correct operation of the fifth wheel’s lock mechanism, leading […]
Where’s My Truck? When searching for vehicles in Medium-Truck.net, you might discover that some information is missing for certain truck makes and models. Here’s why… What happened to 2011 Mitsubishi Fuso? If you look for 2011 Mitsubishi Fuso trucks, you will not find them. Fuso did not sell any vehicles in the U.S. in 2011. […]
Would You Like Fries With That Fill-up? With rising prices of fuels in the U.S., many trucking companies are looking for alternatives to diesel to supply their fleets. One type of alternate fuel is biodiesel. In its simplest form, Biodiesel is made from renewable biological sources, such as vegetable oil from soybeans known as Soy […]
“Nernst” – Say What? Does your truck have a “Nernst” sensor — or just need a tissue? Despite the funny sounding word, chances are that your truck does have a Nernst sensor. No tissue required! Some manufacturers use this term to refer to an oxygen sensor. You may have also heard the term “Lambda” sensor. This is […]
New Stopping Distance Mandate in Effect As of August 1, 2013, the federal mandate for vehicle stopping distance has changed. All Two-Axle trucks must now stop in less than 250 feet at 60 mph. Three-Axle and Four-Axle trucks must stop in less than 250 to 310 feet at 60 mph. (depending on GVWR). With this […]
What’s Up With My Exhaust Fluid? Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) plays a critical role in meeting emission compliance requirements. But if any common vehicle fluids (including water) are accidentally added to the DEF tank, the Diesel Exhaust Fluid will be contaminated, leading to damage of system components and making the emission reduction properties of the […]
What’s Up With My Exhaust Fluid? Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) plays a critical role in meeting emission compliance requirements. But if any common vehicle fluids (including water) are accidentally added to the DEF tank, the Diesel Exhaust Fluid will be contaminated, leading to damage of system components and making the emission reduction properties of the […]