Under the Hood
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Under the Hood
this weekend I plan to clean her up and stuf...and see about adjusting the front bumper...but anyway....any tips for cleaning the hood liner...i dont wana use something that will mess it up or make the SSE logo rub off or somethin...
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Sorry to hijack, but does anyone know where i can pick-up a new hoodliner? Or a part number so I can add it to my gmpd wish list...
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I would say a rag with soaked in simple green is your best bet at cleaning the underhood mat. personally I would just get rid of it, holds heat in the engine bay and every oz. saved is more speed
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i think mine is in pretty good condition, its just slightly tinted black, so i wanted to clean it up andthe rest of under the hood...but I was rained out today
she doen't have any overheating problems and I'm not to the point where im striping weight for speed ....yet
she doen't have any overheating problems and I'm not to the point where im striping weight for speed ....yet
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I will be taking mine to the carwash I think, just spraying it out with high pressure water, trhat is if I take it off and it is not falling appart.
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The liners are fragile. I'd spray it with simple green, let it soak, then rinse off with low-pressure (non-nozzle) water. Do this a couple times.
Ultimately, I resorted to re-covering mine instead. A couple different times with different materials.
Ultimately, I resorted to re-covering mine instead. A couple different times with different materials.
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