Cleaning in the engine compartment
#1
10-22-2007, 12:43 PM
Cleaning in the engine compartment
Any suggestions on how to best clean all the grime and undercoating in my engine compartment? I have removed the engine and I want to clean everything before I put the engine back in.
#2
11-07-2007, 10:44 PM
RE: Cleaning in the engine compartment
idk about what to use with the engine out...but for a quick job before a show or something i like to use simple green...and dont dilute it...it gets the dirt and grime right up and works fairly well considering the short amount of time i usually have...it worked awesome when i bought the car and the intake and covers had crap all over them...
#3
11-07-2007, 11:42 PM
RE: Cleaning in the engine compartment
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idk about what to use with the engine out...but for a quick job before a show or something i like to use simple green...and dont dilute it...it gets the dirt and grime right up and works fairly well considering the short amount of time i usually have...it worked awesome when i bought the car and the intake and covers had crap all over them...
idk about what to use with the engine out...but for a quick job before a show or something i like to use simple green...and dont dilute it...it gets the dirt and grime right up and works fairly well considering the short amount of time i usually have...it worked awesome when i bought the car and the intake and covers had crap all over them...
#6
11-10-2007, 12:59 PM
RE: Cleaning in the engine compartment
It works great. I used the Simple Green Max and an older microfiber towel I previously washed. It looks and smells clean 
. My only problem are those hard to reach tight spots. Maybe I'll spray some Simple Green in those places, run a little water, then blow it out with the compressor.
. My only problem are those hard to reach tight spots. Maybe I'll spray some Simple Green in those places, run a little water, then blow it out with the compressor.
#7
11-12-2007, 12:46 AM
RE: Cleaning in the engine compartment
hi, i have used varsol/paint thinnerfor real grimmy areas the grease and grime practically run off by itself.only ever tried it in the engine bay area.
#8
11-12-2007, 07:48 AM
RE: Cleaning in the engine compartment
im going out to wash mine right now lol, ill let you know how it turned out...
#9
11-12-2007, 06:30 PM
RE: Cleaning in the engine compartment
Um...I have a great idea. No engine in engine bay.. Wrap plastic bags around all your wire harness, get yourself a average pressure washer. Buy some engine brite, soak the engine bay and spray the **** out of it with high pressure water. BAMMMM... clean engine bay.