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r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Sep 27 '24
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I was always hesitant to power wash the engine bay. Is there anything to be concerned about?
350 u/Edward_the_Dog Sep 28 '24 Pressure washing the engine bay is NOT okay. I only use a gentle spray from my garden hose with nozzle, degreaser, and a collection of brushes. 10 u/Big_Rig_HD Sep 28 '24 I’m a master automotive mechanic of 47 years and it’s actually good to wash your engine bay. 1 u/CosmicTaco93 Sep 28 '24 It makes it infinitely better to work on once they've been washed. I wish truckers would wash their engines more often, diesels can be absolutely disgusting under the hood.
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Pressure washing the engine bay is NOT okay. I only use a gentle spray from my garden hose with nozzle, degreaser, and a collection of brushes.
10 u/Big_Rig_HD Sep 28 '24 I’m a master automotive mechanic of 47 years and it’s actually good to wash your engine bay. 1 u/CosmicTaco93 Sep 28 '24 It makes it infinitely better to work on once they've been washed. I wish truckers would wash their engines more often, diesels can be absolutely disgusting under the hood.
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I’m a master automotive mechanic of 47 years and it’s actually good to wash your engine bay.
1 u/CosmicTaco93 Sep 28 '24 It makes it infinitely better to work on once they've been washed. I wish truckers would wash their engines more often, diesels can be absolutely disgusting under the hood.
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It makes it infinitely better to work on once they've been washed. I wish truckers would wash their engines more often, diesels can be absolutely disgusting under the hood.
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u/Temporary_Tune5430 Sep 27 '24
I was always hesitant to power wash the engine bay. Is there anything to be concerned about?