Friday, February 28, 2014

The Benefit of Having Fuel Delivery On-Site to Construction Projects

Compared to several other industries, the operations for construction and development is a lot more tedious physically. It can be a new building or a road extension in the middle of downtown, or a new house or hospital in a more rural area. Whatever the case may be, each project will undoubtedly require the use of heavy equipment for its completion.  While the chore of getting the crane or forklift to the construction site is necessary, having to take the equipment away just to refuel can prove to be a great inconvenience. Not only does it slow down the completion of the project, the nuisance of having to bring the equipment back and forth to the site can be exhausting for the construction team.  While having fuel brought to the site can eliminate this problem, it is also a task often done by the construction team itself. This means taking away from important...

Monday, February 24, 2014

The Importance of Clean Fuel Injectors

Fuel injectors are a key component of modern automobile engines. They make sure gasoline is pumped into the engine in complete precision, ensuring the right amount of power is generated as the car is being driven. For the most part, fuel injectors are designed to last just as long as the car itself.  There are, however, instances, where fuel injectors can be worn out to the point that it barely works and using the car is more costly than beneficial. Just like a car’s spark plugs, fuel injectors are important in ensuring the service life of the engine, particularly when the car continues to gain a lot of mileage.  Smaller than a pinhole, fuel injector openings are susceptible to blockage caused by sediments or other impurities mixed in with the gasoline. This causes further accumulation of sediments around the area, preventing improper injection gas to the...

Monday, February 17, 2014

Choosing the Right Type of Motor Oil

There are many types of motor oil available on the market, each one designed for different purposes. When selecting the type of motor oil for your vehicle, it is best to refer to the car manual. If that is no longer available, you can determine what kind of oil to use depending on how long you drive, the period between oil changes, and your common driving conditions.  It also helps to understand the significance of oil additives, viscosity ratings, and classification codes:  Oil Additives – These are included in the oil to help keep the engine cool, clean, and free of corrosion. Refiners blend in a variety of additives, which often accounts for a quarter of the oil’s cost. The type of additive in the oil you use will also be dependent on the temperature and conditions you usually drive in.  Viscosity Ratings – This determines oil’s ability to flow,...