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is it safe to wash engine at car wash
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Washing your engine at a car wash can be safe if done correctly, though it involves risks. Modern engines are designed to withstand moisture, yet direct, high-pressure water can force water into sensitive areas, potentially causing damage. It's crucial to avoid electrical components and air intakes. Use a gentler water flow and avoid steam cleaning, which can penetrate seals and gaskets. Many professionals use specific degreasers and low-pressure water. If you're not confident, consulting with or hiring a professional is advisable to prevent costly mistakes. Always ensure the engine is cool before washing to avoid thermal shock. In summary, while washing your engine at a car wash can refresh your engine bay, it must be approached with caution to avoid inadvertently harming your vehicle’s performance.
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