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Old 03-31-2009, 12:02 AM   #14 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by rasp View Post
You don't need to be careful around your alternator. Don't purposely get it soak and wet, but if you do, simply wait for it to dry out BEFORE you start your car.

The only thing I ever cover is my intake cover. I then spray absolutely everything with Simple Green, and I spray it very generously. I let it sit for 10-15 minutes, then I put the garden hose on a mist setting and spray everything off. The only time I will put it on a constant stream is when I angle it in the valve cover to get the suds out of where the spark plug wires are attached.

wouldnt that get into the holes where the spark plugs are?
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Tin foil works well for anything like that. Conforms to the piece like a glove and keeps water off it it, too.

x2 on that one. its what i do
Quote: Originally Posted by Kason23 View Post
I always just pull my intake off and stick a rag or something of the sort in the turbo. and plug my valve cover vent. Spray mean green let it set for 5 minutes then spray if off. Then go crazy with tire shine and a sponge

id love to see what your engine bay looks like. you aught to pm me some pics if you dont mind
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