Volvo Wheel Loader Gets a Full Overhead and New Injectors

When a wheel loader starts losing power or running rough, it's not something you can ignore. That machine has a job to do - and every hour it's down or underperforming is money out of your pocket. This Volvo wheel loader came to us with exactly that kind of issue, and we got to work diagnosing what it really needed.

We performed a full engine overhead and installed a fresh set of injectors. An overhead covers the valvetrain - adjusting valve lash, inspecting rocker arms, checking for wear across the head. It's the kind of deep maintenance that keeps hours from turning into failures. When you pair that with new injectors, you're restoring proper fuel delivery and combustion efficiency at the same time. The result is an engine that runs the way it was designed to.

This is the type of diesel engine repair work that a lot of shops won't touch or simply aren't equipped for. Heavy equipment like this has tight tolerances and specific procedures that matter. Get them wrong and you're back in the shop sooner than you should be. We take the time to do it right the first time.

A Volvo diesel engine opened up like this is a sight to see. Every rocker arm freshly lubed, the valve cover off and everything inspected and set to spec before anything goes back together. Clean work. That's what we're after every time.

Whether it's a wheel loader, a dozer, a haul truck, or something else on your job site - if it's running rough, losing power, or blowing smoke, bring it to us. We work on heavy iron every day and we know what it takes to get it back in the field strong.