Going in for a diesel engine truck is worth the capital invested considering the fuel economy, modest price, lower emissions, and less frequent maintenance it requires.

The maintenance part, especially when it comes to taking care of the engine is really vital to increase the longevity of your truck.

If you own a freight hauling business or are a fleet owner-operator, it is essential to keep the truck’s engine fine tuned, especially if your truck is involved in lifting, hauling, and carrying heavy loads over longer distances.Here is how you can take care of your used truck diesel engine to keep your precious truck running longer than ever.Periodic engine oil changesIf the engine is the heart of your truck, engine oil is the blood.

If your truck is frequently carrying heavy loads and a lot of driving is done in rough terrains, an engine oil change may be required earlier.

Monitoring and replacing coolant frequentlyAnother fluid that helps in maintaining the truck’s engine is the coolant, also known as antifreeze.

Collection of dust and dirt on your truck’s engine decreases its life and causes higher fuel consumption too.

The love for pick-up trucks is immense and the addition of a new compact pick-up truck has opened the options for buyers.

Ford Ranger will soon be arriving at the dealership wearing Maverick badge.

Maverick has the four-door prototype, crew cab pick-up with the bed, and different front-end.

Maverick is smaller than the Honda Ridgeline, Ford Ranger, and other mid-size pick-up trucks.

Maverick is cheaper than the Ranger at an MSRP of $20,000.

The base model has its sibling competitor with Bronco Sport at a slightly higher price of $28,155.The low-cost line-up of Ford has always been loaded with stunning features and powerful powertrain.