Rebel Editor September 1, 2022 36 Comments



Never Wash This Part of Your Car

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  1. graftonite

    Honestly, as a mechanic I used to power wash engines all the times. Use common sense and stay away from delicate parts and it will be fine.

  2. mikesgarage

    I have washed my engine and engine bay 4 times a year. I have done this for years no rust and no issues.

  3. Stacy Bolden

    Leaving dirt in the engine bay causes dryrot.. if your smart wash the engine bay with the car running… electric flow wont allow the water to mix.. but eh it's just an option I have no problem washing my engine bays tbh…

  4. John Hinston

    I used that foam that conditions the sidewall your tires and then just wipe it down works great

  5. gunnutmike

    My 2006 Duramax power steering pump was leaking at the front seal, and by the time I had a chance to replace it there was p s fluid and dirt all over the left side of the engine and nearby components. I washed it at the do it yourself car wash and it was way better to work on it without all the caked on crud. It is working fine now. That’s the first time I washed it since I bought it new.

  6. zach miller

    I rinse my engine bay off after each winter but I always try to avoid the actual engine, I'm just trying to get the salt spray off the steel panels, and I usually don't do it at all on leaky cars, only ones with dry engine bays.

  7. 1Shot

    Who's hosing off their engine?!?! They just shouldn't have a car to begine with

  9. BigRob Chicago_PL

    its always the car dealers that do this

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