Cleaning engine capartment help
Originally posted by 90&00 Protege
Plug wires just pull out...
Plug wires just pull out...
I also duct tape pieces of Saran Wrap around vital electrical components (fusebox, coil packs, etc.) and also duct tape around the cap of the brake fluid reservoir. Brake fluid will absorb water and make your brake pedal spongy.
Good luck
Originally posted by GNO
Stay away from the alternator, too. I like to use Simple Green, it's not as caustic as engine degreaser. Dry/Towel off what you can afterwards. . . waterspots look ugly under the hood.
Stay away from the alternator, too. I like to use Simple Green, it's not as caustic as engine degreaser. Dry/Towel off what you can afterwards. . . waterspots look ugly under the hood.
Make sure you get the automotive kind though, as there is household and automotive. I'm pretty sure they're the same exact thing, but the automotive kind foams up a little to work better, and the household doesn't foam when sprayed.
I went to the gastation today and cleaned the outside of my car my self with those hose things they have. I noticed an option that said engine degreaser the guy said choose that wene you wana clean your engine and leave your car running. I was thinking of doing it but I didn`t wana screw eneything in my engine is it ok to use those?
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