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Old 05-12-2010, 12:40 PM
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Anyone know how to safely detail engine on 2002 trans am without damaging any electrical parts, when spraying water on the engine bay. What parts can I wet and which need to be covered?
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Just use the search button no one likes to do it but this stuff has been covered time and time again...I use it all the time, really.
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i searchededed for a thread on cleaning engines....and found this post where y'all are flaming him and telling him to search haha
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That is funny.

I am sure this is a little late.

Avoid the PCM and use some good degreaser and a brush, spray way and run the engine.

Done.

Add Hyper Dressing (a Meguiar's Product) and really let it shine!
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