Engine cleaning
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Eimann Fabrik Hi-Intensity Cleaner or Simple Green are great products.
Still waiting to clean my engine for the first time however, from previous experience I cover the alternator, fuse boxes and the assc. drive belt. I seem to recall a post here that said not to get the O2 sensor wet. Can't recall the context, but wet is wet. Need to locate this before I proceed.
1. Cover listed items.
2. Spray cleaner.
3 Sit for about 5 minutes
4. Initial rinse, lightly not a direct stream.
5. Pull off plastic covering parts.
6. Start engine to get it drying.
7. Lightly rinse any remaining residue.
Still waiting to clean my engine for the first time however, from previous experience I cover the alternator, fuse boxes and the assc. drive belt. I seem to recall a post here that said not to get the O2 sensor wet. Can't recall the context, but wet is wet. Need to locate this before I proceed.
1. Cover listed items.
2. Spray cleaner.
3 Sit for about 5 minutes
4. Initial rinse, lightly not a direct stream.
5. Pull off plastic covering parts.
6. Start engine to get it drying.
7. Lightly rinse any remaining residue.
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