Subject	Re: Pressure wash engine bay...
Posted by	irdhp on February 09, 2014 at 4:21 PM
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In Reply To	Pressure wash engine bay... posted by longlivetheZ on February 09, 2014 at 11:02 AM
Message	No problem using pressure washer. Just don't go to close and be carefulle with electric connections. For exra safety you can use something to cover over electric connections. There is no difference in using pressure washer or regulare hose. Water is water. But a tip. Try to let the water dry up a much as possible before starting the car again. It's best to do this on a warm day.
Follow Ups	Pressure wash engine bay... - longlivetheZ 11:02:08 02/09/14 I've done it once, never again. Even wrap elect.w/Saran wrap (n/m) - itsa300zx 11:15:59 02/09/14 if gonna do it..I would use compressed air on ALL - BarryGZX 11:24:40 02/09/14 This is what I did with mine. - Obeeone 10:23:09 02/10/14 short answer - don't do it! (n/m) - 300ZMang 11:37:32 02/09/14 Your Z would not live long. (n/m) - pa300 11:47:11 02/09/14 The Z electrical connectors are very prone to moisture - jzack 11:55:08 02/09/14 Did that to the N/A a long time ago. It never ran the - 300MPH 12:51:37 02/09/14 Thanks for the feedback, everyone... - longlivetheZ 12:57:20 02/09/14 Harbor Freight McCullough steam cleaner worked well. - 280ZuL8r 13:13:23 02/09/14 Not a good idea...How I cleaned up my engine bay. - BlitZ91TT 14:04:17 02/09/14 Re: Pressure wash engine bay... - irdhp 16:21:24 02/09/14 Very bad advice - please don't post things like this if - jzack 23:14:09 02/09/14 Water is water but 60psi is not 200psi... (n/m) - TheMarlin (MidTN) 11:39:58 02/11/14 Take the engine and wiring harness out then do it (n/m) - John (MD) 07:33:49 02/10/14 Not even worth the effort if the engine is not coming out - LJZTT 10:43:54 02/10/14
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