3 Benefits Of Hiring A Top Rated Diesel Mechanic

Getting your diesel truck repaired by a trustworthy mechanic comes with several benefits, including:

A skilled and honest mechanic ensures that your truck is repaired correctly the first time, reducing the risk of recurring issues and costly breakdowns.

Fair Pricing and Transparency

A reputable mechanic provides honest estimates and only charges for necessary repairs, helping you avoid overpriced services or unnecessary part replacements.

Extended Vehicle Lifespan

Proper maintenance and quality repairs keep your diesel truck running efficiently for longer, preventing premature wear and saving you money in the long run.

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What Our Customers Are Saying

"BH Pro knows that they are doing when it comes to diesel repair and diagnostics. I tried out several mechanics and this was the only place that could actually fix my truck. I highly recommend to anyone in the Central Florida area."

Nick Beecher

5-Star Google Review | Orlando, FL | Ford Diesel Truck Owner

"Rafael immediately found the fault that my car had and I can tell you that it was an excellent and quality service. 100% RECOMMENDED. and really thank you thank you."

Dayana Colon Ramos

5-Star Google Review | Longwood, FL

"ONE OF THE VERY BEST MECHANICS and at A very FAIR PRICE... HE KNOWS HIS TRADE."

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5-Star Google Review | Lake Mary, FL | Dodge Diesel Truck

Six Common Diesel Problems

We will have you fixed up and back on the road in no time.

Hard Starting or Failure to Start

This can be caused by problems with the glow plugs, fuel injectors, or fuel delivery system, especially in cold weather.

Black Smoke from Exhaust

Excessive black smoke often indicates issues with the air-fuel mixture, commonly caused by clogged air filters, malfunctioning injectors, or turbocharger problems.

Turbocharger Failure

Since many diesel engines are turbocharged, problems like oil contamination, excessive wear, or boost leaks can lead to a loss of power and efficiency.

Fuel Injector Issues

Diesel fuel injectors are highly pressurized and can get clogged or fail over time, causing rough idling, misfires, or poor fuel economy.

DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) Clogs

The DPF is designed to trap soot, but if not properly maintained, it can clog up and lead to reduced performance, increased fuel consumption, and expensive repairs.

Water Contamination in Fuel

Diesel fuel can absorb more water than gasoline, leading to issues like corrosion in the fuel system, injector damage, and poor engine performance.