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is it safe to wash the engine of a car
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Washing a car engine can be safe if done correctly, but it requires care to avoid damaging sensitive components. Modern engines have many electrical parts and sensors that can be harmed by direct water exposure. Using low pressure, avoiding direct spray on electronic components, and covering sensitive areas like the alternator and air intake can mitigate risks. It's recommended to use a degreaser on the engine surface first, then rinse with water gently. Ensure the engine is cool and the vehicle is not running during the process. After washing, let the engine dry completely before starting the car. While engine cleaning can help prevent rust and keep the engine running smoothly, it's advisable to consult your vehicle’s manual or a professional if unsure, as improper washing techniques can lead to costly repairs.
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