cleaning engine
#2
We happen to have a search button that is your friend. But here you go.
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#3
First off, never get your engine washed with water. Engines are not meant to get wet. I am using armor all with a wet towel to clean my engine. After that leave it there and don't wipe it off it will have a shiny effect after an hour or so.
#4
Also, Armor All isn't made to withstand those temps. I don't know why you're even using it.
OP: Cover your intake, distributor, and spark plug wires with plastic baggies, saran wrap, etc. Then get some "Engine Degreaser" from the auto parts store. What I like to do is drive to the manual car wash, pop the hood, cover the stuff, spray on the degreaser and let it sit a few minutes, and then spray it all off with the high-pressure rinse you can select at the manual car wash.
#5
Go to the store and get some black magic engine degreaser. It works really well. Just spray it on and then let it sit (works better if the engine is warm). Then lightly rinse the engine off. Getting your engine wet is fine. Just don't soak it because on occasion you can get a sensor or two wet.
#6
im gonna jack some degreaser from work and give it a try. i know its good at getting those stains out of the comercial ovens so maybe itll help my engine.. if not, oh well it was free haha. it smells good to
#10
thats what i did, i used this degreaser i got from subway resturaunt. its called oven de-greaser.. it worked alright, i had black dirt and gunk all around my suspension and oil all over my header heatshield.. it cleared it right up.. i mean the paint on the inside of the bay dont look nothing like the paint on the outside but its cleaner than it was before.. i got a gallon jug of that degreaser left lol.