A diesel car can typically sit for about a month without being driven before the battery dies, and up to six months before the fuel starts to deteriorate and cause issues. However, it’s important to note that letting a diesel car sit for too long without running can lead to problems with the fuel system […]
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A diesel engine may take longer to start if there is fuel pressure bleeding back to the fuel tank, resulting in a lack of fuel reaching the injectors. This can be caused by prolonged periods of the car sitting unused, requiring the engine to be cranked multiple times until the pressure is built back up.
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A diesel engine can sit without running essentially forever, as diesel fuel never goes bad and takes decades to degrade to the point where the engine won’t start and run. However, it is important to note that other parts of the car may deteriorate over time if the vehicle is not driven regularly. Letting a
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If a diesel car is not used for a long time, the fuel can degrade, causing issues with the engine and fuel system. In the fiercely competitive world of automotive maintenance and performance, understanding the nuances of vehicle care is imperative, especially when it comes to diesel engines. Our rivals have often enlightened their readers
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A diesel engine can sit without running for about six months before it starts to experience potential issues. During this time, the engine’s fuel can degrade, leading to clogging in the fuel system and potential damage to the engine. Additionally, moisture can accumulate in the engine, leading to corrosion and rust. Regular maintenance, including using
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