Today’s complex electrical and electronic systems on heavy-duty trucks require a surgical approach to troubleshooting, some cutting-edge tools — and a great deal of skill. Are you up to speed?
Improperly installed inverters are known to have caused truck fires. There’s no reason to avoid using an inverter — just make sure it’s installed by someone who knows what they are doing.
Are you using the right truck battery for your operations? Properly selecting and maintaining your batteries can save time and keep your trucks on the road.
Nothing is more important to your fleet’s success than properly spec’d trucks. But there are thousands of options out there, so determining which specs are best for your needs can be a challenge. Here's some advice from a longtime spec'ing authority.
Truck electrical systems have become highly sophisticated, requiring more sophisticated maintenance and diagnostics. That's why it's critical that technicians and fleets stay up to speed.
Electrical problems will bring a truck to its knees, no matter how humble the source of the problem. Prevention begins with proper maintenance.
One of the biggest misconceptions about truck batteries is that they charge the same throughout the year. The colder it is outside, the less charge the battery pack wants to accept.
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