Detailing the engine
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From: San Diego
Originally Posted by SSsuperchargedEi
post a pic of the dirty motor, is it really that bad??
The engine is not REALLY dirty, it'* just my radiator has some yellow type of rust or dirt all over it and it ticks me off every time I see it...
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Originally Posted by Princess Jeanie
So, anyone here who'* had their'* steamed clean is happy with the results??? I think that'* what I'm going to have done, so I'm just wondering.
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Originally Posted by willwren
I clean mine twice a year. Gunk engine foamy brite, and a garden hose. The only thing I remove is my CAI and K&N filter. I don't cover anything. I also remove my SC cover and wash it seperately with soapy water and an old bath brush.
I've never had any electrical problems caused by water.
I've never had any electrical problems caused by water.
Originally Posted by Sol
As easier way may be to use Gunk Foamy Engine Brite. It'* a cleaning solvent.
But its well worth it...all the old oil and crud washes right off....Sometimes a double treatment is necessary for neglected motors...
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From: Clarkston, Michigan
I clean mine twice a year. Gunk engine foamy brite, and a garden hose. The only thing I remove is my CAI and K&N filter. I don't cover anything. I also remove my SC cover and wash it seperately with soapy water and an old bath brush
I agree with the gunk. I spray my engine down every time i wash my car and that is every 2 days. The only thing that i would cover up is the TPS. i have many porblem with them getting wet and messing up the TPS voltage.
I agree with the gunk. I spray my engine down every time i wash my car and that is every 2 days. The only thing that i would cover up is the TPS. i have many porblem with them getting wet and messing up the TPS voltage.
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