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When looking at how clean and shiny a new car engine is, I always think about how to keep it that way. I don’t work on today’s complicated technologic engines like I use to in my younger years when I was growing up with used cars built in the 50s, and 60s. But I still like to see a clean engine, and I’m sure that any mechanic would rather work on a clean engine (and other car parts). Plus I believe that a clean engine says something about the person that owns the car. Rinsing it off each time I wash the car helps, but I have always found that after time a dirt film will coat everything and it seems that the only way to get it off is to take a rag to it. But, it is very difficult to get to most of the engine and compartment for obvious reasons.
How do you keep your engine and compartment clean? I’m sure some use a chemical cleaner such as Gunk, some might use a power sprayer at the car wash. There are pro’s and con’s to these methods.... Richard
How do you keep your engine and compartment clean? I’m sure some use a chemical cleaner such as Gunk, some might use a power sprayer at the car wash. There are pro’s and con’s to these methods.... Richard