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Cat Diesel Engine Repair

Caterpillar stopped building on-highway truck engines around 2010, but thousands of trucks still run on Cat C15, C13 and C7 engines — many of them with owners who don’t want to give them up. Emergency Roadside Truck & Trailer Repair keeps those engines, and Cat-powered equipment, running in Phoenix.

Cat Engines We Service

  • C15 and 3406E
  • C13 and C12
  • C7
  • Cat engines in construction and work equipment

Common Cat Repairs

  • Belts, tensioners and pulleys.
  • Cooling system and oil leaks.
  • Fuel pumps and injectors.
  • Turbochargers.
  • Sensors and wiring.

“I had a truck at another shop to repair a tensioner pulley on a C15 cat and 2 drive belts… done in 2 hours and 400 dollar bill.”

— Jim M., Google review · Cat C15

Keeping Older Cat Engines Running

Many owner-operators prefer the pre-emissions or early-emissions Cat engines for their simplicity and power. Keeping them running takes experienced mechanics and access to parts. We repair and maintain these engines so they continue earning.

Truck down or need service? Mon–Fri 7 AM–6 PM · Sat 7 AM–2 PM

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you still repair Cat truck engines?+

Yes. Many trucks still run Cat C15, C13 and C7 engines, and we repair them.

What are common Cat C15 repairs?+

Belts and tensioners, cooling system leaks, fuel system problems, turbo and sensor issues.

Do you repair Cat equipment engines?+

Yes, diesel engines in construction and work equipment.

Do you repair Cat engines in equipment?+

Yes, diesel engines in construction and work equipment.

Where can I bring my Caterpillar for service?+

Bring your Caterpillar to our shop at 315 E Pioneer St, Phoenix, AZ 85040, or call (480) 932-4860 for a mobile mechanic.

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