Well, I don't know how it works on mud ,but when I had to replace my front seal oil was everywhere !! even on the tail gate . It worked pretty good for me I spayed it on waited about 2 minutes .. spayed somemore .. Then I used a to wash it all down . It came off easy after that . That's all I use to clean with . I used this stuff called ,"Bar keepers friend " on the rims .

 

get a hand wire brush from your local ace, with the engine slightly warm spray it down and then use said whatever cleaner, let it sit for a min or 5 then scrub !! then spray down, run the truck to let dry..

 

cool getting lots of clean tips...lol <"corny" But yea thanks guys lemme see what i can do.

 

well how about the link?

 

Well see, the search button is there so every member can use it, and us veteran members dont have to search for you.

 

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old mechanics trick to use on grease and oil is oven cleaner, doesn't work on mud though. spray it on, let it set, then power wash it off, then spray everything with wd40.

 

hahaha... scooby thinks taht because hes been here over a year and wrecked 2 trucks hes a "vetran"...

my motor want "dirty as balls" but it was quite nasty and 2 cans of GUNK Engine Cleaner worked for me...

 

Purple Power and a pressure washer.

Purple Power: (you can get it at your local auto parts) It is made by clean-rite
http://www.clean-rite.com/

 

when i clean my engine bay i just run down to the local powersports shop (atv, dirtbike, motorcycle dealer) and pick up some of the suzuki motorcycle cleaner.. im sure there are other brands and its probably just something re-bottled with suzuki's name on it but it works awesome.. doesnt pit aluminum like simple green or castrol superclean.. and wont attack vinly coated wireing or rubber like some other cleaners can...but for really nasty grease and goop i go with the castrol superclean.. spray it on, scrub a bit with a stiff brush.. spay some more on, let it sit a bit, then spray a bit more on and hit it with the hose.

 

Gasoline and a match .

 

R&R engine. Done...

 

cake the motor in taco bell ground beef it makes an excellent non caustic degreaser. you can use the taco shells to patch any rust holes, or it will give your engine diarrhea.

 

Boooiiiiiii

 

Here are a couple before and after pictures . I still need to clean alittle more . Like I said , I use 409

Before ..






After ..

 

i tried 2 cans of that gunk stuff the foam and the gel kind and it didnt do crap

 

Purple power and a pressure washer as I posted above. Cleans it like new.

 

Hondabrite works really well to get grease and oil off, probably wouldn't do much for the mud and it is expensive.

 

Pressure washer gets mud off like butta.

 

I gotta see a pic of just how dirty "as balls" it-THE ENGINE, not the balls
@bipolar and proud: 409 did that? Nice! I gotta give it a try.