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how to clean engine bay with water
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Cleaning an engine bay with water requires careful preparation and execution to avoid damaging sensitive components. First, ensure the engine is cool to avoid thermal shock. Cover electrical parts like the alternator, battery, and fuse box with plastic bags to prevent water damage. Use a garden hose set to a gentle spray; never a pressure washer, as high pressure can force water into seals and electrical connectors, causing problems. Spray the engine bay comprehensively but avoid direct streams on electrical components. Apply a degreaser to greasy areas, letting it sit for a few minutes but not dry out. Scrub with a soft brush to remove grime. Rinse gently, ensuring all soap and degreaser are washed away. After rinsing, remove the plastic covers and dry the engine bay with clean microfiber towels. Optionally, use compressed air to blow out water from hard-to-reach areas but do so with care. Let the bay air dry completely before starting the engine. Regular cleaning prevents dirt buildup and can help in early identification of leaks or other issues. Always consult your vehicle's manual for specific advice related to engine cleaning to avoid inadvertently harming your vehicle.
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