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slytherin

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I have a grimmy engine on the underside and I was going to pressure wash it, but thought I would consult with all of you before I go and fry some fragile piece of electrical gear? Thanks for any and all input. Phil

 

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All is good remember when it rains it does get wet under there .

 

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Thanks, It's know it's been alright being caught in the rain but just wanted to make sure B4 I go and hit it with some high pressure.

 

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Engines are air&water tight for the most part.

 

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just be easy on the wires, dont try cleaning them off at point blank range, also u might wanna cover your distributor just incase, or just have some wd-40 nearby to dry it out quickly

 

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I dont really need to hit the top half of the motor it's just the lower half and the steering rack is pig filthy. Thanks again for the input. Phil

 

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I have always had decent luck with degreasers and jsut a reular garden hose...

Or even dishwashing detergent (hand not dishwasher) and a sponge or nylon brush.

Chris

 

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Its pretty thick grime it's gonna take some heat and degreaser to get er clean. Thanks again guy's