Quality Cummins Repair in Rochester, MN
Your Cummins Engine is Important
Dodge Ram diesel pickup trucks first started using the Cummins engine in 1989. At the time, it was a 5.9-liter six-cylinder 12V turbo with 160 horsepower. This engine was on an elevated level compared to the lessor diesel engines in Ford and Chevrolet as it was turbocharged and direct-injected.
Since originally being adopted by Ram, with the advancements in technology along with innovation, even greater improvements with the injection system, cylinder heads and turbos were made within the Cummins engine during the next 20-years. However, during that time frame, the displacement was not altered as they continued with the 5.9L engine.
But then, in 2007 Cummins redesigned the engine displacement with an increase to 6.7L. This new Cummins engine featured a variable geometry turbocharger making it much more powerful with over double the horsepower at 350 while reducing the noise by half! This incredible, more powerful yet quieter Cummins engine at 6.7L is the same engine over 10 years later. Why mess with near perfection, right?
For 30 years and counting, the Cummins diesel engine has been a main feature in Dodge Ram's heavy-duty diesel truck line-making it a favorite among many owners and buyers. Likely, this is one of the main reasons you have purchased or are considering purchasing a Ram as your preferred fleet or personal vehicle.
- 6.7L Cummins Diesel Engine Feature Breakdown:
- Cast Iron engine block & cylinder heads
- Bosch high-pressure common-rail fuel system
- Holset HE351VE variable geometry turbocharger
- 17.3:1 compression ratio
- Inline 6 cylinder
- Exhaust brake function
Timely Cummins Engine Repair & Service Will Serve You Well
It is imperative that an owner of a Ram with the Cummins diesel engine adhere perfectly to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule. If you decide to alter the schedule at all in the harsh weather conditions while driving on the streets of Rochester, MN, the alteration must be in seeking service sooner than the intervals set forth rather than later. Remember, manufacturers, give parameters based on "normal driving" and "normal climate conditions. It is up to the Cummin's engine owner to adjust based on any extremes.
Diesel engines are intricately designed for power and performance. Preventative maintenance is designed to prevent problems. If you are used to having your vehicle serviced based on convenience to your schedule and replacing parts when they break or fluid when it's dirty, these are considered repairs. Having your diesel truck serviced regularly and according to schedule is imperative to keeping your truck's engine properly protected and running for years to come. Remember, your expensive diesel truck was an investment. Investments need to be protected with proper service.
How We Take Care of Your Cummins Engine
At Babcock Auto Care, we know how important your diesel truck is to you. We understand the ingenious design behind the diesel Cummin's engine. We carry exceptional fluids that meet or exceed manufacturer warranties and recommendations. We help keep your diesel truck on the right maintenance schedule and offer a lifetime BG warranty if you put your diesel truck on the BG Diesel Forever program and have it serviced according to proper intervals. Call or make your appointment online today so that we can assist you in diesel Cummins engine service.
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Jeremy Babcock, the owner of Babcock Auto Care, has served in the automotive industry for over 30 years. He opened his first shop in Rochester in 2002 then moved locations—opening a larger facility, along with his wife, Jeana to better serve his growing customer base in 2011. Together they have been part of the great Rochester community for many years and are passionate about ...
