67Cuda said:At best your just dusting off the engine and compartment. There shouldn't be any major grime with an '04. I would, and have done, take it to a carwash and give it a once over with some soap and then rinse it. I wouldn't worry about covering anything, just don't go overboard on spraying it down. I've done it this way more than twice with good results.
fmdog44 said:I swear I read Simple Green is not good for rubber product meaning it rots rubber. If some of you have never had that problem it was probably just someone's opinion.
So what happens if I am 4 wheelin and I drive through a stream/river ot hit some rain puddle on the highway. I hope my engine does not crack or something. I think this is a good idea to let it cool a bit but really I bet it would not break if it was not over heating to begin with. Better safe then sorry Though.KaPPaBaLL said:everyone has good ideas about what to use to clean..
Just remember.. I would rather have the engine block COLD when spraying cold water on it. .02
I think you motor would immediately explode leveling everything within a 2 mile radius.mitchgmace said:So what happens if I am 4 wheelin and I drive through a stream/river ot hit some rain puddle on the highway. I hope my engine does not crack or something. I think this is a good idea to let it cool a bit but really I bet it would not break if it was not over heating to begin with. Better safe then sorry Though.
:thatfunny That's what I meant. I have driven into cold streams that have been deep enough to touch the motor with my truck, motor cycles and 4wheeler. So I'm sure a bit of cold water will not hurt.DonRam said:I think you motor would immediately explode leveling everything within a 2 mile radius.