Cleaning engine bay
#1
It looks ridiculous. It looks like someone tore *** down a snow covered dirt road and got mud all over the the engine bay.
So it was fun while it lasted, but I now have a tan motor compartment. Coming from owning an LT1 and being told to never pressure wash it, whats the rule on the LM4/LM7 motors. Is it safe to pressure wash, even low pressure?
thanks
So it was fun while it lasted, but I now have a tan motor compartment. Coming from owning an LT1 and being told to never pressure wash it, whats the rule on the LM4/LM7 motors. Is it safe to pressure wash, even low pressure?thanks
#2
i use my jet nozzle on my garden hose to wash mine down. i always squirt it down with some cleaner and then let it sit then spray away. just don't spray the alt. if you want, cover it with aluminum foil or plastic. i have never had an issue with the truck not wanting to start. the belt will squeel for sec then it goes away.
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#8
Originally Posted by super_kev
I use Gunk Engine Brite... comes in those white and orange spray cans. Just spray it on, let it sit 5 minutes, and then wash everything off with a hose.
#9
Originally Posted by GREGGO
Been spaying the **** out of mine for years and never covered anything . Just soaked it in foaming cleaner and went to town.
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