motor power washing
I'm thinking of buying a class a beaver diesel, I lifted the bed to look at motor and it was a bit dirty, not real bad, but something I would want to power wash to keep clean (not anal but like to ke...
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Sam Spade wrote:tdgulfstream wrote:
(not anal but like to keep
it looking decent),
Ahem. Engines do not need to be clean for any other reason.
Really.
You likely will do more damage than good.
If it is mostly dust, blow it off with compressed air and then close the hood and don't worry about it.
I respectfully disagree, it is beneficial to keep your engine/engine room clean and free of anything flammable. Greasy, oily, engine grime can absolutely pose a safety risk. Count me as one that sprays with simple green and rinses with low pressure.
