Is there any potential dangers too just rinsing the crap out from under the hood with a hose? I dont want to get water anywhere that can damage the car. Under the hood my car is really messy, I was wondering if I could just grab a hose or buckets of water and hope for the best.
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KGD answered 3 years ago
yes you could do that, although you have to cover some cables or plugs, the easiest way to clean your hood get a wet cloth and just wipe it over and over again instead of spraying water -Safe *make sure your car engine is off and cold*
Tom answered 3 years ago
I don't like cleaning the engine due to potential problems. Here's a start...http://www.ehow.com/way_5299453_way-clean-car-engine.html
Racer_X answered 3 years ago
Umm? How much did you PAY for this car anyway..Hopefully not too much..."crap under the hood"? Jesus....
clueless1 answered 3 years ago
well its just debris and dirt under the hood, i got it for 35, it runs fine
Paul answered 3 years ago
I power wash my engines often. stay away from hitting wires and fuses boxes, electrical stuff in general and dont go too crazy or too long and you should be fine --
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