How to Get More Mileage Out of a Series 60
The Series 60 Dodge diesel engine is a high-powered, fuel-guzzling machine that powers work trucks and semis. You can still get more mileage out of your Series 60 by applying some fuel-saving strategies to your driving routine. With fuel prices climbing, there is no reason not to get more mileage so you or your company can save money on fuel. Getting better mileage is not a trick or a scam to buy a product. Without spending a dime, you can get more mileage out of your Series 60 rig.
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Carry as little weight as possible in your vehicle. While you may be hauling a lot of heavy loads with a Series 60, you can still improve your fuel economy by dropping or dumping loads as soon as possible, limiting the strain on the engine and getting more mileage.
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Use the correct weight of oil for your Series 60, depending on the model and your climate. Change the oil every 3,000 miles or less to keep the engine well lubricated and running efficiently.
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Check your tires regularly. Keep them at appropriate tire pressure for maximum performance. Not only will this increase your mileage, it will lengthen the life of your tires. Change your tires any time they get bald or begin to lose tread.
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Drive your truck as efficiently as possible. Mind the speed limits and try not to drive over 60 miles per hour, as mileage goes down quickly over this speed. Do not rev the engine or accelerate too quickly to avoid burning fuel unnecessarily.
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