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How to Run Dry and Wet Compression Tests
If your diesel engine has not been providing adequate power lately, you may want to consider running a compression test. A compression test will help you determine the condition of your valves, cylinders, and rings, and it can be completed by following some simple steps. Tips Before You Test Before beginning to run a compression test on your engine, you will want to take note of these tips: To run the test you will need to remove the spark plugs. Spark plugs are commonly made of aluminum. Be...
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"ADS International Convention and Trade Show" at Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, Florida.
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see us last month at "ReMaTec 2019" in Amsterdam, "INA PAACE Automechanika" in Mexico City and the "ADS International Convention and Trade Show" at Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, Florida. We had an amazing time and experience. This week we have great prices on Navistar Cast Iron & Aluminium HPOP Cores for you. Please see the complete flyer for more info below and let us know what you can use. Follow this link for a printer fr...
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Get Fluent in the Language of Diesel Engines
If you are unfamiliar with how diesel engines work, the parts and terminology can seem like a foreign language. Let’s break down some of the common components of the diesel engine. Original engine manufacturer (OEM): The OEM is the original producer of a particular car’s parts. OEM parts will be identical to the original ones installed in the car. OEM products are typically sold through branded car dealerships and the automaker directly. Since these products are guaranteed to be compatible wi...
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7 Signs your Turbocharger is Failing
A turbocharger is an integral part of the diesel engine design. It increases the power output of your engine. So how can you tell if your turbocharger needs a little attention? Let's look at the signs. Increased gas consumption. If you start to notice you are heading to the gas station to fill up more often, your turbocharger could be to blame. Your vehicle is not using fuel efficiently and your miles per gallon are decreasing. One possible cause for this is fuel leaking into the exhaus...
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A Guide to Diesel Engine Problems
Do you know what to do if your diesel engine exhaust is giving off black or white smoke? What about blue smoke? These smoke signals are your vehicle’s way to communicate its needs to you. If your diesel engine is experiencing problems, this guide can help you interpret what it is trying to say. What could be happening when a diesel engine is hard to start or won't start at all? The fuel supply could be low or blocked, and the filters could be to blame. The fuel could be contaminated. The...
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Eleven Uses for Diesel Engines
When Rudolph Diesel invented the diesel engine, could he have known how much they would change the world? Diesel engines were a revolutionary invention for their time. They compress the air, which increases the air temperature to such a high degree that the fuel injected into the combustion chamber ignites spontaneously. They run more efficiently than naturally-aspirated engines. Although the designing of the diesel engine got off to a rocky start, multiple engineers worked to create a protot...
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Understanding Cylinder Heads
Your diesel engine is comprised of many complex parts, but one of the most complex parts of any diesel engine is the cylinder head. There are more moving parts in the cylinder head than there are in any other part of the engine. Since cylinder heads are in a fixed position and sealed with the head gasket, they are rarely in need of being replaced because they experience much less wear than other parts of the engine. But, because of the complexity of the cylinder head and the intricacy of all ...
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Exciting News: Goldfarb & Associates is moving to a new, larger warehouse!
Goldfarb & Associates is moving to a new, larger warehouse in 50 days. We are moving from our current 3 small warehouses totaling 12,500 square feet into one large 24,700 square foot building. This will allow us to increase our inventory of quality core, reman and new parts and afford us the opportunity to improve our inventory controls. We will also have bigger and better office space, allowing us to serve you better." The harder you work for something, the greater you’ll feel when y...
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Goldfarb & Associates Wins Export Award
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND – Goldfarb & Associates, Inc. was honored today with an Export Achievement Award by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Deputy Assistant Secretary for U.S. Operations, Ana Guevara. Congressman Jamie Raskin (MD-8) joined the ceremony for Goldfarb & Associates, a client of the U.S. Commercial Service. The U.S. Commercial Service Export Achievement Award program was created in 2001 to recognize small and medium-sized enterprises that have successfully entered the intern...
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INA PAACE AUTOMECHANIKA - MEXICO CITY, 10th - 12th JULY 2019
Today you can find us at INA PAACE Automechanika in Mexico City. Please stop by our booth #3739 and say hi to Karla Marroquin. Trade Show ends on Friday, July 12th. This week we have great prices on Stanadyne & RoosaMaster Fuel Injection Pumps for you. New and rebuilt pumps sold at $450.00 each and cores sold at $175.00 each. Please see the complete flyer below and let us know what you can use. Click here for a printer friendly list. #stanadyne #db2 #db2pump #db4 #stanadynepump #cummins ...
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We are looking for Duramax 6.6L (Garrett) & Ford 6.0 Turbocharger cores and GM 6.5L Stanadyne Fuel injection pump cores - Part #'s DS4831-5288, 5459, 5521, 5942.
We are looking for Duramax 6.6L (Garrett) & Ford 6.0 Turbocharger cores and GM 6.5L Stanadyne Fuel injection pump cores - Part #'s DS4831-5288, 5459, 5521, 5942 shown below. Please let me know if you have any of these. GET 10% OFF ON ALL ONLINE ORDERS!Use discount code: GOLDFARBSUMMERSALE SHOP ON:Website: www.goldfarbinc.com/collections/all Facebook: www.facebook.com/goldfarbinc/shop Upcoming Trade Shows: Next month you can meet us at ADS and the Great American Trucking S...
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Goldfarb & Associates is moving to a new, larger warehouse in the next few months!
Goldfarb & Associates is very excited to announce that we will be moving to a new, larger warehouse in the next few months. We will be moving from our current 3 small warehouses totaling 12,500 square feet into one large 24,700 square foot building. This will allow us to increase our inventory of quality core, reman and new parts and afford us the opportunity to improve our inventory controls. We will also have bigger and better office space, allowing us to serve you better. Stay tuned fo...
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Honoring the Best 60 Tractor
C. L. Best, who is known for his work as a pioneering tractor company executive, used to say, “When you sell someone a tractor, you’d run that check to the bank before it broke down and they’d complain.” That was not the case, however, for the crowning achievement of his tractor career: the Best 60 tractor. What’s Different about the Best 60 Tractor? The Best 60 tractor changed the tractor world. But what exactly did this tractor do that no other tractor had done before? Transmission. The B...
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What You Need to Know About Fuel Contamination
If you own anything with an engine, becoming familiar with the dangers, signs, and ways to prevent fuel contamination could save you a lot of money and a lot of trouble. What is Fuel Contamination? If a fuel tank becomes invaded by things other than fuel, it can prevent the engine from performing at its best, and can even cause damage to the engine. Fuel can be infiltrated by different contaminants, and the different contaminants can cause different problems. Types of Fuel Contamination Water...
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From New to Refurbished and Everything In Between
Your diesel engine has started to stall and misfire. You notice you aren’t getting the miles per gallon you used to. The exhaust from your engine smells worse than ever, but even over that, you can smell a fuel odor emanating from your vehicle. If these are happening to you, your fuel injector probably needs to be replaced. When it’s time to replace a fuel injector (which happens about every 100,000 miles on a diesel engine) or any of the diesel fuel injection parts, it can be tempting to sav...
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How to Avoid Injection Pump Failure
When you stop at a gas station to fill up your vehicle, that fuel goes into the fuel tank. But, for your vehicle to utilize the fuel you just put in there, it needs to be moved from the tank to the cylinders in the engine, where air and fuel are mixed and internal combustion occurs to create the power to move your vehicle. How does the fuel get from the tank to the cylinder? The diesel fuel injection pump, or diesel fuel pump, is responsible for transporting the fuel to your engine. This pump...