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12-07-2014
if i want to degrease it cause i have an oil leak, do i have to cover anything up. i know the alternator but what about the distributor. there also little electrical connections all over the place. those too? just wondering cause i want to in the summer time
12-07-2014
hose away. theres no reason to directly hose the alt, but it can get wet, aka splashed....... and you dont have a distributor.
all the plugs are weather tight. de grease, and hose it down. if you got a air compressor blow it down when done, if not drive it dry.
12-07-2014
I've never covered anything, except my air filter when cleaning my engine bay out.
Originally Posted by The Sunfire Guy
12-07-2014
i wash mine once every 3 months because something is always breaking and want as little grease as possible when working on it, never have had a problem with doing it
12-07-2014
dont forget to spray down under the engine first, and as much of the trans as you can. car ramps are nice to have for this.
12-15-2014
Try to stay away from the coil packs and don't use a pressure washer. You can wrap the alternator in a plastic bag so it stays dry, and avoid the intake or just cover it.
12-15-2014
I only use a pressure washer when I do mine, I work in a detail shop so I have access to an air compressor and other tools to get it nice and dry though
Originally Posted by BoostenGTP
12-15-2014
everything has weather tight plugs, hose it all at will. lol
pressure washer is fine, as long as your not tearing any wires up by getting to close. old cars you know. brittle wires.
12-15-2014
If I could only count how many times I pressure washed my engine bay.
Sent from my Galaxy Far Far Away
Originally Posted by The Sunfire Guy
12-15-2014
A clean engine is so much nicer to work on.
First time I cleaned mine I was a little apprehensive, so I wrapped some of the connectors with aluminum foil. Now I just hose away.
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