I need to clean off the grunge on the bottom of my motor and trans to find an oil leak. How long would you recommend that I let it cool after a 6 or 7 mile drive before I hit it with the washer?
Anything I should avoid with high pressure on the bottom of a /6?
An hour?
Two hours?
Okay, they are cool enough to touch with my lips so?
I question why it would need to cool much at all. The bottom gets pretty wet when driven in the rain and nothing seems to break.
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Okay, they are cool enough to touch with my lips |
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The bottom gets pretty wet when driven in the rain |
I like that "Gunk" brand foaming engine de-greaser and the pressure of a garden hose, myself.
Drive up on ramps and you're ready.
I would wait until the exhaust stops boiling the degreaser, temp-wise.
KT
QUOTE (Headrage @ Nov 20 2005, 01:48 PM) |
Anything I should avoid with high pressure on the bottom of a /6? |
So I can hose down all of the oil return tube seals and not worry?
This thing leaks like a stabbed bladder...
QUOTE (Headrage @ Nov 20 2005, 07:44 PM) |
This thing leaks like a stabbed bladder... |
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