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awphucMay-09-03 09:43 AM
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#47173, "enging cleaning question"


          

i know ive seen this post before, but i cant remember where, has anyone had trouble washing their engine at those self service car wash places, mine is filthy and theres something making my belts squeak when the car sits overnight so im going to clean it up and watch for leaks. what should i cover before spraying her down? thanks in advance

  

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a_miller_76May-09-03 09:50 AM
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#47174, "RE: enging cleaning question"
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Uhm, you should not spray it down emoji


Get a garden hose outside of your house, cover your sensor and ECU plugs, spray your engine down with Gunk engine cleaner...then gently rinse it off with a garden hose (no nossle, just freeflow no pressure)


People who pressure wash their engine usually end up with problems.

  

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awphucMay-09-03 10:51 AM
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#47175, "RE: enging cleaning question"
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glad i asked, thanks for the hel emoji

  

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96eclipse2nrMay-09-03 10:58 AM
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#47176, "RE: enging cleaning question"
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i dunno man, i use a press washer on mine. granted i dont hold down the button for the hi pressure...and i dont cover my stuff. no problems what so ever. but definately get some engine degreaser. i use the super tech foaming stuff from wal mart... 78 cents for a big ass can of it..works wonders

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98_silvergsMay-09-03 12:06 PM
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#47186, "RE: enging cleaning question"
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I hose my down on full pressure and never had a problem, once last summer, during the winter and last week. Covered all electrical shit, sprayed it with engine bright then hosed it down, started right up after and ran perfect

  

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awphucMay-09-03 02:00 PM
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#47193, "RE: enging cleaning question"
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well, guess its worth a shot. i dont own a hose and even if i did theres nowhere in my apartment complex to hook it up to:P so being the risk taker i am ( yeah, right) i will see what happens. thanks

  

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