cleaning engine compartment
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cleaning engine compartment
Alright, Just wondering the best way to get this a little neater???
I don't want to use a high pressure washer, maybe light pressure washer, with a bit of soap in the mix? What's your thoughts?
I'll have more images in another thread of yesterdays events!!!
I don't want to use a high pressure washer, maybe light pressure washer, with a bit of soap in the mix? What's your thoughts?
I'll have more images in another thread of yesterdays events!!!

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If I were to get her that clean...well I don't think that'll ever happen. That looks nice and purdy!!! Heck when I got it she looked almost that bad and was never wheeled...Just not taken care of. Some day when she gets a total rebuild might get close to the clenleness that you got there.
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yeah thats why i never take this one offroad.. i dont even like my nice clean balck underneath getting dusty :O
you know what i found works good is oven cleaner if its greasy..
also get some rainex for the windshield works CRUSHER when offroad!
you know what i found works good is oven cleaner if its greasy..
also get some rainex for the windshield works CRUSHER when offroad!
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