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Old 06-26-2008, 12:26 PM
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Nice write up, looks like a lot of work.
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Nice!! Ill Be Doing This Over The Weekend.
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Old 06-26-2008, 12:46 PM
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damn nice DIY...engine looks like you just bought it off the showroom floor haha..
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So you didn't protect or cover up anything else other then the air ducts?
sorry I forgot to add you should cover up also the alternator and put saran wrap also on the connectors.

But I didn't do that because I didn't spray close to the alternator or connectors or even the caps of the fluids. Also the battery is cover. So not that much water is going to get in there. I try adding the alternator being covered.


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Great write up! And my engine definitely needs this!
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Great write up man. It looks great.
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I really can't say its a great write up. There are still little things I need to add. I want to make this easy for anyone to do.
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Old 07-03-2008, 03:20 PM
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Wow, good write-up! Looks great! Looks pretty time consuming.
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Wow, good write-up! Looks great! Looks pretty time consuming.
Its not time consuming. It only took me 45mins to do all this.
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Old 07-04-2008, 10:45 AM
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damn your guttesy man.... Thats a ticket waiting to happen.You cant just rinse that shyt into the street. Also even those self wash car washes dont allow you do to do this
What the heck are you talking about? I even dump my used oil on the fence line to control my weeds... Bunch of Ecopussies.



One question for the OP; does the "engine Detailer" collect much dust? My drive way is 300 feet of crushed limestone and with the lack of rain we have had, the dust is horrible.
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What the heck are you talking about? I even dump my used oil on the fence line to control my weeds... Bunch of Ecopussies.



One question for the OP; does the "engine Detailer" collect much dust? My drive way is 300 feet of crushed limestone and with the lack of rain we have had, the dust is horrible.
I do see dust. But mild and thats after a week of driving.
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Great write up; I am too pu$$y to spray my engine bay with water; I just ended up using an APC and an extra concentrated ONR Mixture to clean the parts I could see. Dressed the black trim with Back to Black and sealed paint with Klasse AIO/SG. Will do the proper method soon though.
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nice work! now come do mine?
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Great write up; I am too pu$$y to spray my engine bay with water; I just ended up using an APC and an extra concentrated ONR Mixture to clean the parts I could see. Dressed the black trim with Back to Black and sealed paint with Klasse AIO/SG. Will do the proper method soon though.
I actually did that method before.

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damn your guttesy man.... Thats a ticket waiting to happen.You cant just rinse that shyt into the street. Also even those self wash car washes dont allow you do to do this
??? sure you can.... no one cares about that here in FL....ticket? that's a good one, i've never even heard of anything like that.
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