Dirty Engine
#1
Dirty Engine
What's up!! My engine in my Lightning is dirty as hell, and I was thinking about cleaning it up...maybe to show quality. I was wondering what everyone recommended on any special chemicals, technique's, or just some better way's to get it super clean other than just taking a sprayer to it. Thanks.
#2
a good way to clean engine compartments would be to take a pressure washer to it...this will clean it good , this is how a lot of dealerships clean their engines also, however you must be careful where you point it. such as watch your plugs and your distributor and your computer. Hope this helps
good luck
good luck
#7
Originally posted by svt450r
I was gona try one of those little steam machines that you see on tv anybody try that or think it would work.
I was gona try one of those little steam machines that you see on tv anybody try that or think it would work.
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#8
Originally posted by 03WHITELIGHTNIN
Just my 02 cents, I would not spray water on it. I have heard of to many people getting water in the spark plug holes; therefore, having to replace coil packs.
Just my 02 cents, I would not spray water on it. I have heard of to many people getting water in the spark plug holes; therefore, having to replace coil packs.
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#10
Originally posted by svt88
a good way to clean engine compartments would be to take a pressure washer to it...this will clean it good , this is how a lot of dealerships clean their engines also, however you must be careful where you point it. such as watch your plugs and your distributor and your computer. Hope this helps
good luck
a good way to clean engine compartments would be to take a pressure washer to it...this will clean it good , this is how a lot of dealerships clean their engines also, however you must be careful where you point it. such as watch your plugs and your distributor and your computer. Hope this helps
good luck
Keeping in mind Gen 2 Lightnings don't have a distrbutor and your PCM(computer) is inside the truck.
#13
I just use a strong foam degreaser...use spot free low pressure, and then a leaf blower. That will get it clean, but then I usually wipe it down with some sort of medium-low gloss interior shine. I dont recomend using a tire grease as dirt sticks to it easily, and it makes it a little harder to clean next time.
I only cover the cone filter with a bag, and my intake pipe and MAF because they are polished and dont like water. The rest of it is safe with low pressure spraying.
I only cover the cone filter with a bag, and my intake pipe and MAF because they are polished and dont like water. The rest of it is safe with low pressure spraying.