degreasers?

I candy

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I have to work on the under side of my car later. I have to change out the positive battery wire too. and i have a trans leak.

I'm looking to get a degreaser to clean up the under side. I don't have a water hose to wash it off since i'll be doing it in a building garage.

any sugestions. of what to use and what not to use?

thanks in advance.

 

DEFWISH

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i'd use brakecleaner and rags lol.

 

Mustang5L5

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Gunk engine degreaser works great for me

 

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mach1dan

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Gunk foamy engine cleaner, a scrub brush, and a hand held spray bottle full of water is how I cleaned mine. You can really limit the amount of water you use with the spray bottle. You can buy them at home depot. Don't forget the goggles. Dan

 

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86bluecobra

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I love that castrol purple power. Works awesome. The nice thing is you mix it for strength with water. so you control how potent you want it.

 

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iwashmycar

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lol...id try and find a hose.

its so easy to degrease on a lift with a little water....then use a floor squeegee. itll clean the floor too lol.

of course ive only done that at a dealership where i worked....they always hose em out... your probably referring to something different

otherwise your stuck with Brakleen or whatever it is

 

Foxfan88

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simple green is pretty nice