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Old 06-06-2004, 06:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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cleaning engine bays.

i just wanted to know how does everyone keep you engine bays so freaking clean. I was thinking about getting it cleaned by these people who clean cars cause they offer engine cleaning for 15$ But i have no idea how clean its going to be. So i was thinking of doing it myslef. But there are certain spots that i don't want to touch.
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my gen5 is 1 year old

i wipe all the parts with a cloth to get the dust off...every week or 2
and thats all.
heh

hopefully my engine bay will still look new in 4 years time

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...This is lke the third engine cleaning thread in the last month...

SEARCH, but imma be nice and tell u...Spray ur engine bay with simple green and let it sit a bit (5-10 min). Then take ur garden hose or what ever and spray it off.

Some ppl buy engine degreaser which they say works pretty well.
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Old 06-06-2004, 07:03 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: cleaning engine bays.

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i just wanted to know how does everyone keep you engine bays so freaking clean. I was thinking about getting it cleaned by these people who clean cars cause they offer engine cleaning for 15$ But i have no idea how clean its going to be. So i was thinking of doing it myslef. But there are certain spots that i don't want to touch.
Do a search, there was a long thread on engine cleaning.
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wow, so many nominations for searching...

yeah, simple green, a toothbrush and losts of elbow grease
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