Rx300 awd -2000
03-02-12, 05:31 PM
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Rx300 awd -2000
Hi to all,does anyone recommend ,that the engine compartment should be power wash on my
Rx300 ? i am afriad i might brake something because of the truck age.
And also how to clean the leather/vinyl and the best products to use.
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Rx300 ? i am afriad i might brake something because of the truck age.
And also how to clean the leather/vinyl and the best products to use.
thanks
the newbie
03-02-12, 05:59 PM
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Welcome to Club Lexus!
I usually clean my leather seats, with Turtle Wax Leather Seat Conditioner. As far as cleaning under the hood, I haven't done it, as it isn't all that dirty.
If you want information on detailing, this part of the forum may be more helpful: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...detailing-122/
^ it has threads on Lexus leather, waxing the car, cleaning under the hood, etc.
I usually clean my leather seats, with Turtle Wax Leather Seat Conditioner. As far as cleaning under the hood, I haven't done it, as it isn't all that dirty.
If you want information on detailing, this part of the forum may be more helpful: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...detailing-122/
^ it has threads on Lexus leather, waxing the car, cleaning under the hood, etc.
03-02-12, 06:16 PM
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03-03-12, 10:12 AM
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If it were me I would stay away from pressure washers. In the past when I wanted to clean an engine I used Simple Green Cleaner and rinse with a regular hose under spray pressure.
You need to cover ALL electrical devices /connectors with Saran Wrap especially the Alternator and the ABS unit. Immediately after rinsing start the engine and let it heat up in order to dry it out completely. Just my opinion.
Larry
You need to cover ALL electrical devices /connectors with Saran Wrap especially the Alternator and the ABS unit. Immediately after rinsing start the engine and let it heat up in order to dry it out completely. Just my opinion.
Larry
03-05-12, 07:39 AM
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If it were me I would stay away from pressure washers. In the past when I wanted to clean an engine I used Simple Green Cleaner and rinse with a regular hose under spray pressure.
You need to cover ALL electrical devices /connectors with Saran Wrap especially the Alternator and the ABS unit. Immediately after rinsing start the engine and let it heat up in order to dry it out completely. Just my opinion.
Larry
You need to cover ALL electrical devices /connectors with Saran Wrap especially the Alternator and the ABS unit. Immediately after rinsing start the engine and let it heat up in order to dry it out completely. Just my opinion.
Larry
Or do like I do and blow everything off with my air compressor. Then start the vehicle, put the A/C on so the fans kick on and helps to dry things out.
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03-09-12, 12:48 PM
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GooD News, just brought a Interstate battery M24F size with tax $102.00/ 79..00 + 14.99 +tax@ firestone
did not loose any codes or memory.
i think they are the best auto care/svcs people outside the dealership.
then guy want 250.00 to detail my car. is it worth the money
did not loose any codes or memory.
i think they are the best auto care/svcs people outside the dealership.
then guy want 250.00 to detail my car. is it worth the money
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