Spraying out engine compartment?
#1
Spraying out engine compartment?
Is it safe to spray out the engine compartment? Mine is getting dirty. The main problem I have with it is that I can see salt spray has gotten in there. The morons where I live coat the roads with salt constantly and we've gotten maybe 3-4 inches of snow all year. Even funnier, is that school has been cancelled several times in advance because it "might" snow. People here are lazy and use any excuse not to work. It was forcasted to snow maybe an inch or two last week and the Walmart was packed like a nuclear holocaust was imminent. I can't tell if it was just the snow or if it was government check day, too.
Anyway, what about spraying engine cleaner at the carwash and spraying it out? Seems kinda sketchy.
Anyway, what about spraying engine cleaner at the carwash and spraying it out? Seems kinda sketchy.
#2
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Is it safe to spray out the engine compartment? Mine is getting dirty. The main problem I have with it is that I can see salt spray has gotten in there. The morons where I live coat the roads with salt constantly and we've gotten maybe 3-4 inches of snow all year. Even funnier, is that school has been cancelled several times in advance because it "might" snow. People here are lazy and use any excuse not to work. It was forcasted to snow maybe an inch or two last week and the Walmart was packed like a nuclear holocaust was imminent. I can't tell if it was just the snow or if it was government check day, too.
Anyway, what about spraying engine cleaner at the carwash and spraying it out? Seems kinda sketchy.
Anyway, what about spraying engine cleaner at the carwash and spraying it out? Seems kinda sketchy.
Yeah spray some cleaner in there and wash it out with the hose. Just use some common sense on the vital engine parts I.E coils and ECM. I wash mine out all the time and never had a problem!!!
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I just wash my out with water all the time but i don't drive the truck in the winter when they (road workers) spary or spread the car killing stuff on the roads!
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Is it safe to spray out the engine compartment? Mine is getting dirty. The main problem I have with it is that I can see salt spray has gotten in there. The morons where I live coat the roads with salt constantly and we've gotten maybe 3-4 inches of snow all year. Even funnier, is that school has been cancelled several times in advance because it "might" snow. People here are lazy and use any excuse not to work. It was forcasted to snow maybe an inch or two last week and the Walmart was packed like a nuclear holocaust was imminent. I can't tell if it was just the snow or if it was government check day, too.
Anyway, what about spraying engine cleaner at the carwash and spraying it out? Seems kinda sketchy.
Anyway, what about spraying engine cleaner at the carwash and spraying it out? Seems kinda sketchy.
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#8
Thanks for the responses. I'll try the tire and engine cleaner at the carwash close by, which works great on tires and rims, and use low pressure spotless rinse. Thanks.
#9
When i bought my '05 the dealer had to replace one of the coil packs ($80) because the detailer hit the coil pack with the high pressure washer. Just be careful around these.
#10
Ditto what this guy said. Before I bought mine I was looking at three 05's at a dealer. All 3 of them had a mis at idle and ran rough. The salesman complained about how when they detail the trucks they spray under the hood. I told him that I wasn't impressed with the dealership for allowing this to happen. He agreed. He claimed that newer 05's had a more water resistant coil pack. I didn't buy from them........