bdicustoms

i recently swaped a b16a in to my hatch and i was wondering i have some extra plugs that i did not use on my wiring harness is it still ok to spray like simple green on it without messing something up? will it short anything out?

bdicustoms

anyone?

White Lightnin

Ive used simple green w/ no problems. Just be careful.

nate_d

just to be on the safe side put the plug ends in plastic baggies to protect them. simple green works wonders on a dirty engine

BrynnTheSlut

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I used this method....
http://www.nsxhelp.com/amnsxli...k.htm

It really works, it did wonders to my friends engine bay.

**BEFORE**


**AFTER**


note: We stripped the valve cover, some people thought that it took the paint off the valve cover. haha. Good luck!

Hatch-E

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...looks like it did strip the sticker off the intake.

FifthGearOnline

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OMG!!! IT ATE YOUR FILTER!!!


cool link

GDM Z28

dont you have to cover the distributer n all that good stuff? if so what exactly did u cover?

nY's FiNeSt

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cover the distributer and your intake, you dont really need to, but just incase some water gets in there

Thirty-Nine

Nice link. I've gotta try that!

Quad-Damag

I Covered My Dis, Battery, Intake, and Alarm's

-Trinitron-

wow, i used the engine brite, wasnt too impressed. I think I wil try the green this time, I always follow up with tire foam it makes everything BLING!

atisvt99

The tire foam thing works... I used to do it on my mustangs all the time. I personally use Spray9 on a dirty engine... then preasure wash it off... then if you want it to shine, attack it with the tire foam (any brand will do, it all works the same)

jdmsiR20

wow, i thought the first pic was the clean one!

RCautoworks

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After





Heres how I clean my engine bay

1. Tape and cover the things I don't want getting wet
2. Spray with water
3. Spray with simple green let sit then scrub where its really dirty
4. Dry with a towel
5. Start engine so the water you can't get to drys from the engine heat.

Magnaflow

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OMG!!! IT ATE YOUR FILTER!!!


cool link </TD></TR></TABLE>
Thats what I thought... Damn cleaned the filter til it completely dissolved. hahaha

aira

this makes me want to go clean my engine bay now.

Bumnah

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=543704


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