Engine bay wash. What to look out for?

[RamRebelSteel]

I really need an engine bay detail from all the offroading I've been doing. I was wondering if the water will mess up the etorque?

 

[Jus Cruisin]

Engine bays can get wet driving in rainstorms. So I don't figure just water will mess up anything. High pressure or steam will with all the electrical components/connections that can corrode. I'd find a good off-roader forum and do some research from the guys that make a mess of things regularly.

 

[SpeedyV]

My previous truck had recessed knock sensors that would flood and short if too much water was applied. I’d follow the advice @Jus Cruisin gave above: research first (as you’re doing here)! If you need to spray it down, use a fine mist.

 

[alangsam]

My previous truck had recessed knock sensors that would flood and short if too much water was applied. I’d follow the advice @Jus Cruisin gave above: research first (as you’re doing here)! If you need to spray it down, use a fine t it mist.

Spray foamy enginebrite on a cold engine. Let it work for a few minutes then Hose off. Don’t need a pressure washer just a garden hose with a spray attachment. When finished start it up to let it warm up and dry off.


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