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Posted - July 24 2008 : 5:53p
I need to clean up under the hood of my truck before tomorrow afternoon. I used something before and can't remember if it was Scrubbing Bubbles or Oven cleaner, but it worked well. this is a daily driver in Houston, and i don't have a whole lot of free time to keep it spotless, but would like to knock off the bigger grime under the hood. Any ideas? Preferably not something I need to order. Maybe a product that I already have in my house, or Oreilly's r the grocery store has.
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- July 25 2008 : 9:58a
I have used a combination of scrubbing bubbles, simple green and greez lightning. Scrubbed a little, rinsed off and then applied adams VRT and In and out spray, WOW!!!! I mostly use simple green on clients engines though.
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- July 25 2008 : 10:06a
Simple Green. Let it sit for about 10-minutes then hit it with a pressure washer (keep the nozzle at least a foot away - and definately avoid directly spraying electricals). Worked for me!
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- July 25 2008 : 10:11a
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Originally posted by Tom in Tacoma
Simple Green. Let it sit for about 10-minutes then hit it with a pressure washer (keep the nozzle at least a foot away - and definately avoid directly spraying electricals). Worked for me!
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- July 25 2008 : 10:14a
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Originally posted by Tom in Tacoma
Simple Green. Let it sit for about 10-minutes then hit it with a pressure washer (keep the nozzle at least a foot away - and definately avoid directly spraying electricals). Worked for me!
It really is a shame that the guy who made those caps went belly up.