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cleaning engine compartment
Hi,
Any good ideas/suggestions on cleaning up an emgine compartment while the drive train is out? I dont have a floor drain or the ability to deal with lots of degreesers. Tia, peter |
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peter > wrote:
> Any good ideas/suggestions on cleaning up an emgine compartment > while the drive train is out? I dont have a floor drain or the > ability to deal with lots of degreesers. Consider towing the car to a local do-it-yourself carwash that has a bay for engine cleaning. |
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XS11E wrote:
> peter > wrote: > >> Any good ideas/suggestions on cleaning up an emgine compartment >> while the drive train is out? I dont have a floor drain or the >> ability to deal with lots of degreesers. > > Consider towing the car to a local do-it-yourself carwash that has a > bay for engine cleaning. > no real good way to tow it.... |
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peter > wrote:
> XS11E wrote: >> peter > wrote: >> >>> Any good ideas/suggestions on cleaning up an emgine compartment >>> while the drive train is out? I dont have a floor drain or the >>> ability to deal with lots of degreesers. >> >> Consider towing the car to a local do-it-yourself carwash that >> has a bay for engine cleaning. >> > no real good way to tow it.... Build a harness for your pet hamster? It was just a suggestion. Since you don't have a floor drain I'd suggest not degreasing it at all. I don't know your situation but for some of us cleaning an engine in the driveway would cause as much as 2 years of sleeping on the couch! |
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I've got a decent idea, whoa, 2, this is scary!
Option #1: Simple green (quite a good degreaser and still biodegradable) I'd spray it on everything and if you can't spray water, waste a sponge and just sponge everything down. Put newspaper underneath if you need to guard against stains / spills (are you doing this in someone's living room? Renters !?#$! Option #2: Spray everything down with WD-40 (the stuff is the do all cleaner extraordinary) and use terrycloth towels to wipe everything down. I can't help you with the pet hamster harness, that's out of my league ;-) Good luck, Chris 99BBB "XS11E" > wrote in message .. . > peter > wrote: > >> XS11E wrote: >>> peter > wrote: >>> >>>> Any good ideas/suggestions on cleaning up an emgine compartment >>>> while the drive train is out? I dont have a floor drain or the >>>> ability to deal with lots of degreesers. >>> >>> Consider towing the car to a local do-it-yourself carwash that >>> has a bay for engine cleaning. >>> >> no real good way to tow it.... > > Build a harness for your pet hamster? It was just a suggestion. > > Since you don't have a floor drain I'd suggest not degreasing it at > all. I don't know your situation but for some of us cleaning an engine > in the driveway would cause as much as 2 years of sleeping on the > couch! > |
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