Maintenance & Repair: Clean engine

"brian" <co.uk> wrote in message
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Well mines in bits every other week and out of the car so its pretty easier
to put a rag over it then.

Matt

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A bonnet. I keep it firmly closed most of the time.

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On Sun, 5 Oct 2003 22:38:48 +0100, "brian"
<co.uk> wrote :
 

Why do you want to keep it so clean ?
Only reasons I can think of are :

You're selling it. (my dad thinks a clean battery is a good one, etc)

You're going to work on the engine.

You're one of these strange people who take their cars to shows.
(walked through some Mini show at Worthing the other week with lots of
cars with their bonnets proudly up ).


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NT

Nervous O'Toole wrote: 

I find it makes it easier to find leaks ~& work on generally

"duncanwood" <co.uk> wrote in message
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mins 
frequantly. 

Why not just power wash it? - £5 from a garage!

Spray the entire underbonnett area with a good degreaser leave for 15 mins
or so then power wash the lot off. Can be a good idea to keep the engine
running whilst you are doing it. Brings everything up great!

Regards
John

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