Cleaning engines in situ?
Cleaning engines in situ?
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LuckyP

Original Poster:

6,243 posts

254 months

Wednesday 25th July 2007
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The GTR is starting to get a bit grubby from it's packed agenda of late, trackdays and highspeed runs have taken their toll.

What do people use to clean the block from molton rubber, oil spashes and general ground in road grime...

......or do I just bring it to the Factory in it's hardcore unwashed state? eek

Lucky

SimonMaidenhead

2,650 posts

232 months

Wednesday 25th July 2007
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Take it to the factory as is, and show everyone what an Ultima is meant to look like after it's been used properly yes

Steve_D

13,802 posts

287 months

Wednesday 25th July 2007
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Cleaning engines? What's that all about then.

Mine was clean when I put it in, what more do you want.

Steve

bluesatin

3,115 posts

301 months

Wednesday 25th July 2007
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Tart!

gritbox

125 posts

234 months

Wednesday 25th July 2007
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I used spray gunk to get rid of oil splashes etc, then carefully washed it off. the rest of it I just clean with a rag and some general cleaner. Problem is one damp day and its dirty again... as long as the outside is clean tho...

dfpat10

32 posts

231 months

Thursday 26th July 2007
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I’ve found that steam cleaning is the easiest way to clean an engine compartment. I’ll cover the intake and electronic boxes with plastic then a minute or two with a steam spray will yield nice results.

crafty

2,291 posts

266 months

Thursday 26th July 2007
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This is the best way


dfpat10

32 posts

231 months

Friday 27th July 2007
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Crafty,

I see you have an eye for fine automobiles and women also! Suddenly I’ve have the urge to find the Lingerie Bowl car wash. Wouldn’t mind terribly sharing the address with us with dirty…autos?