Trucks

Semi-trucks are equipped with jaws that come in contact with the kingpin located beneath the trailers. Locking of jaws and trailer kingpin ensures the secure connection between the truck and trailer. They do not need a hitch for towing purposes. How Do Semi-Trucks Connect To Trailers? You can connect the semi-truck to a trailer by … Read more

Semi-trucks can be dangerous due to poor maintenance, overloading, poorly arranged cargo, and damaged electric parts. Moreover, you should be careful about fire hazards and explosions that can rupture the fuel lines and tank. How Do Semi-Trucks Catch On Fire? Semi-trucks can catch fire because of welding and cutting sparks, lubricant ignition, faulty wiring, battery … Read more

Semi-trucks are heavy vehicles that are used to haul and tow heavy objects from one place to another. The rotation of the wheels affects the stability and performance of these trucks. The differentials are the basic components that deliver rotational power to the wheels. How Do Semi-Truck Differentials Work? Semi-truck differentials help the outside and … Read more

ICP is an injector control pressure sensor of 7.3-liter Powerstroke engines, which mounts in Ford super-duty trucks. The ICP sensor regulates the engine combustions by determining the fuel that is injected into the cylinders for air and fuel mixing. 7.3 Powerstroke ICP sensor failure symptoms include engine failures, excessive motor idling, misfiring of combustion cylinders, … Read more

Splicing means maintenance of the truck frame by adding metallic bars or rails to extend its size. Many people do this to extend their truck designs and increase their payload. What is the Proper Way to Splice a Truck Frame? You can cut the truck frame, splice the parts, attach the four-foot-long new section on … Read more