Ever wonder if the money you spend to get the most out of your engine is worth it? Is a high buck build always better?
Engine Builder editors Greg Jones and Brendan Baker take a trip to Canton, OH to visit Justin Zeigler and the team at Zeigler Diesel Performance. In this video, they discuss the options for building up a pair of Gen 3 5.9L Cummins engines on both a mild budget and a wild budget. Which build has more bang for the buck?
This video is sponsored by AMSOIL INC.
Follow along as Joe unboxes the OEM replacement mass airflow sensor. This video is sponsored by United Motor Products.
This 2011 Toyota Camry has been scanned and a code P0101 turned on the check engine light for the customer. P0101 code indicates the mass airflow sensor is not performing as intended. The ECM reads the return signal from the unit and senses it is not within original specifications. In this engine, the air filter housing was not secured, allowing unfiltered air to enter before the mass airflow sensor. The dirty air contaminated the sensor's hot wire. Now that we have diagnosed the problem, it is time to replace the mass airflow sensor. Here is the OEM replacement mass airflow sensor for United Motor Products. These are new units and not remanufactured. Let's open the box and see what's inside.
Learn about the importance of replacing a filter in any season. Sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
The cabin air filter is an integral part of the heating & air conditioning system. Sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
Cabin air filters can stop exhaust particulates from reaching vehicle occupants. Sponsored by The Group Training Academy.
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Learn about the Coffman-inspired starter James Crutcher built for this engine.
This engine may have some some minor flaws, but they are easily remedied over at Choate Engineering Performance.
Steve Burton built this 5.9L Cummins engine for a Pro-Street diesel spec’d pulling truck. Check it out!
This unique 5.9L Cummins engine will be the powerplant for a 1965 Mercedes Unimog utility truck. Check it out!
