RE: cleaning under the hood
If you bring you're car in to get detailed they spray it down with a degreaser, pressure wash, and wipe down. All vehicles, brand new and old, with no problems.
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RE: cleaning under the hood
FYI: I don't half ass things, I didn't want to buy degreaser if I didn't need it, nor did I want to spray my engine with chemicals unless I had to in order to get it clean - thus the reason I asked. There's absolutely no reason for you to be rude in response to an honest question. Best wishes on your engine cleaning. If you want it to look fantastic once it is dry spray it with CD-2engine dressing(Auto Zone) or Stoner's More Shine (Pep Boy's, Wal-Mart). If you have a distributor there are certain precautions to follow. If that is so and the car won't start after washing then pull off the distributor cap and spray the interior of it liberally with WD-40....WD stands for water displacement. It will immediately displace the moisture and the car will start. If you have coil on plug ignition there's no concern. Best of luck and post some before and after pictures. All of us like to see a clean engine. |
RE: cleaning under the hood
wet a rag but not too wet and just clean it. avoid electrical parts tho, or use seafoam.
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RE: cleaning under the hood
Simple Green is a good degreaser then I use Hyper Dressing from Meguires.
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