How to wash the engine ?

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Jussi
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Post by Jussi »

I have Autoglym's Engine cleaner and thinking to wash the engine (cause it's very very dirty after winter).
I'm planning to spray engine cleaner and then rinse it out with waterhose then leaving the car in sun (with open bonnet) at least couple of hours.Is there any particular part in engine to protect from water? (of course electric-connections and electric-box).
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Post by rob »

you should be OK without covering anything. Just rinse gently, no pressure washers.

After you have washed it spray some of the "VINYL & RUBBER CARE" over the wet engine. Just leave it to dry. This gives the engine a nice 'clean' look and helps keep it that way for longer.
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Jussi
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Post by Jussi »

Thanks Rob !
I thought too that there's no need to cover anything but wasn't sure. Yep, that Vinyl and Rubber Care is a must thing ;)
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Post by Jussi »

I did yesterday that "engine treatment" and now engine looks better than new. And no electrical problems :)
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Post by rob »

I knew you would be pleased with the results.
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Post by Duncan »

Has anyone tried adding Fairy to the petrol?


Let me know how it works?
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