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Cleaning Engine Bay-HELP

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    #16
    woah thats quite a lot of work. But i started it again today and she ran like a champ, so pretty happy with the results. I also got my DIY short ram intake properly installed the coupler was nonexistant and now it is finally in place lol
    ne ways i cant wait for a sunny day to take her out for a spin
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      #17
      just while yous are on the topic

      my engine is pretty filthy wil grime etc(i bought it like that)
      i was wondering what i need to do before washing it
      what do i need to cover etc?
      once i cover what ever i need to, is spraying degreaser and then using high pressure water fine?

      any other advice?
      thanks

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        #18
        Originally posted by ash View Post
        just while yous are on the topic

        my engine is pretty filthy wil grime etc(i bought it like that)
        i was wondering what i need to do before washing it
        what do i need to cover etc?
        once i cover what ever i need to, is spraying degreaser and then using high pressure water fine?

        any other advice?
        thanks
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          #19
          it could possibly be wet spark plugs and/or wires check those out...because if one plug is arcing as a result of water your engine will run like crap, which in turn would make your steering wheel rattle...obviously somthing is wet and you need to dry it, wd 40 will displace water

          EDIT: just saw your post lol and i see its working fine...but incase this should happen next time you wash your engine, water might be in your plug wells
          Last edited by carps_accord; 03-25-2009, 06:11 PM.
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            #20
            Originally posted by ash View Post
            just while yous are on the topic

            my engine is pretty filthy wil grime etc(i bought it like that)
            i was wondering what i need to do before washing it
            what do i need to cover etc?
            once i cover what ever i need to, is spraying degreaser and then using high pressure water fine?

            any other advice?
            thanks
            Originally posted by Hondalover View Post
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            Sorry for the uber late reply guys,
            well i was kind of an idiot and sprayed over all the electronics, distributor, and stuff. Which normally wouldnt be a problem, but i geuss some seals were dried out and brittle and obviously let water in. Be careful bout that!
            Also make sure u cover ure intake if u have a cone one like mine. What i did was take it off and put a shopping bag over it. The most retarted thing ive done with my car is this next part. dont do this LOL
            i started it up, and it was all bogged down so i was like wtf? then i go to the front and turn the accelerator thing, and totally forgot that there was a bag on my intake. I instantly grabbed the bag as my car nearly ate it!
            i was so shit scared LOL
            ne ways other than that just spray some simple green round the really bad areas watch out for spraying near the electronics and you should be fine

            Originally posted by carps_accord View Post
            it could possibly be wet spark plugs and/or wires check those out...because if one plug is arcing as a result of water your engine will run like crap, which in turn would make your steering wheel rattle...obviously somthing is wet and you need to dry it, wd 40 will displace water

            EDIT: just saw your post lol and i see its working fine...but incase this should happen next time you wash your engine, water might be in your plug wells
            Yeh, cept now when i start her she runs at an ubbber low idle, so to compensate on cold days i just press the gas for a bit to about 2k revs until she heats up and shes all good
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