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is it safe to pressure wash engine bay
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Pressure washing an engine bay can be safe, but it requires careful execution to avoid damaging sensitive components. Modern engines are equipped with various electronic sensors and connections that could be harmed by direct high-pressure water streams. It's recommended to protect electronic components, use a lower pressure setting, and avoid spraying water directly at electrical parts or the air intake. Additionally, using a degreaser designed for engine bays before washing can help loosen dirt and oil, making the cleaning process more effective. After washing, ensure the engine bay is dry before starting the car. While some auto enthusiasts regularly wash their engine bays without issue, others prefer to clean this area by hand or use compressed air to avoid any risk of water damage. If unsure, consulting a professional or referring to your vehicle's manual for specific advice is always wise.
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