Re: Civic engine wash
In article <1113699837.011802.200580@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups .com>,
"nash123" <bulent74@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Own a 99 Civic EX. I am an engineer and had to visit construction
> sites for inspection. My engine has a lot of mud, it is covered and
> needs a good wash.
>
> What is the best way of doing this? Is pressure washing OK? How about
> electrical and other hoses/connections? Should I do a wash when the
> engine is completely cold or somewhat warm?
>
> Any suggestions? The engine really needs a wash (I even got mud in the
> cooling fan) but I am hesitant to do a pressure wash.
>
> Thanks.
Cover the oil and alcohol based fluid tanks and the transmission vent
with rags or plastic because a strong stream of water hitting them will
require an immediate fluid change. Wash with a normal garden hose and
garden nozzle. Don't direct forceful streams of water at bearings or
electrical connectors.
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