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Nice Engines all and great job you did on them. I was thinking of power washing my engine but I was too nervous about getting water into places it should not be. So i used some krud kutter and removed what i can of all the dirt that was there and armor all for plastic and hoses.
Nice Engines all and great job you did on them. I was thinking of power washing my engine but I was too nervous about getting water into places it should not be. So i used some krud kutter and removed what i can of all the dirt that was there and armor all for plastic and hoses.
Definitely be careful with the spray down of the engine. When I'm at a coin-wash, I use the finest settings (spray) or I don't hit the "trigger" and stay away from electrical stuff.
Simple green, WD40, some "Tire-Jizz" on the hoses and black plastic parts and good to go!!!
Definitely be careful with the spray down of the engine. When I'm at a coin-wash, I use the finest settings (spray) or I don't hit the "trigger" and stay away from electrical stuff.
Simple green, WD40, some "Tire-Jizz" on the hoses and black plastic parts and good to go!!!
I actually didn't use any kind of power wash. I used a damp cloth with krud kutter cleaned down what I could. I am a lady have have very small hands so my hand fits down in all the small parts