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This blog series explores automotive diesel engines’ history, evolution, and maintenance. Be sure to check out Part 1 if you have not read it already. In Part 2, we will look at diesel car maintenance tips, including time intervals for an oil change, filters, and coolant service. We will also cover a few performance and efficiency suggestions for your diesel car.   How Diesel Cars Work Diesel engines operate via compression-ignited injection. Diesel fuel is vaporized and sent into a high-temperature combustion chamber where ignition occurs. Additionally, unlike gasoline combustion engines, diesel engines do not use spark plugs. Diesel Car Maintenance Tips Road conditions, climate, and driving styles can impact the frequency of necessary vehicle maintenance. Therefore, one of the best ways to care for our diesel cars is to be aware of their performance and efficiency changes. A noticeable difference in power output or fuel efficiency can mean a clogged fuel or air filter. Furthermore, a bad smelling interior can indicate that the cabin air filter requires replacement or that you need to throw out those old fast food bags. Routine Maintenance Performing routine maintenance on your diesel car is best to protect your investment. While many diesel cars can go longer between maintenance service appointments than their gasoline counterparts, it’s still important to schedule them on time. #Brake Fluid #Diesel Car #Diesel Fuel #Diesel Maintenance #Engine Air Filter #Fuel Filter...