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cleaning the motor
I was clean my GC the other day and when I was done I popped my hood to check out the fluids and I noticed my motor needs a bath. I know throwing water and soap isn't the safest thing to do, so my question is what should I use to clean it up and keep it that way??
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Toothbrush. An electric one would be fastest
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2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 380GT
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mouahahah... toothbrush will be long...
I did mine yesterday... Gunk ENGINE BRITE® Classic Heavy-Duty Engine Degreaser
I bag my Forge BOV, fulled my engine bay with gunk, wait 10-15 minutes that the stuff make it happen...
After that just clean it with water... all should be fine... just dont throw water into electronic component to make it "explode" :P
just wash it normally.... if you have air compressor, you can dry off the alternator and all electric that have a bit of water on it...
Can of gunk is about 10$ make a great job... you can add scrubbing the VERY dirty place to make it shine
My way of doing it
Simon
P.S. : Engine must be cold with Gunk...
Til the redline ;)
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I've used foaming tire shine before. Spray it on heavy, let it run off then wipe all down with a rag. Over time it will get cruddy (3-6 months) from the heat but it shines right back up with a reapplication.
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that stuff to degrease the kitchen oven works pretty well, no harsh smell either.
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