Best way to clean engine bay
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Hi everyone
This may seem like a stupid question but what is the best way to clean the engine bay. There is a lot of sand put on the roads during winter here and I am looking for a good method to clean under the hood.
Thanks in advance!!!
This may seem like a stupid question but what is the best way to clean the engine bay. There is a lot of sand put on the roads during winter here and I am looking for a good method to clean under the hood.
Thanks in advance!!!
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why not block off any air intakes and hit the engine bay with some compressed air?
The area under the hood these days is like an IT department with all the computers, it's really not a good idea anymore to use stuff like Gunk and steam.
The area under the hood these days is like an IT department with all the computers, it's really not a good idea anymore to use stuff like Gunk and steam.
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<center><img src="http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/everythingautomotive_1908_17348647"></center><p>Says he uses it on the red wrinkle on his F360 engine and it brightens it right up, and makes rubber and silicone hoses look like new. Anyone else use it? I have not tried it myself yet.
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It does work great, I use it all the time on my H-D Fatboy engine and my Buell X1 White Lightning as well. Makes the engine look like it just got out of the shop!!!