My local coin-op, where I wash my car (don't even ask) has a setting to wash the engine off with. Are there any hazards involved in using it, such as what happens if my belts get wet or are there open holes.ports I should be concerned about?

If you don't reccomend one uses such methods mentioned above then how should I do it, I want a clean bay too, mind you.

 

I just wanted to thank everyone who responded for their assistance.

 

it wont hurt nothing....all i do is just cover the distributor with a plastic bag then go at it

 

If its the green stuff, be sure to rinse EVERYTHING off really well, it may leave "run" marks on your paint if you don't.

 

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yeah i'd just cover that up. and i would try not to spray too hard and directly into things like the alternator

 

Ok, sweet, thanks guys

 

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or the spark plug wires...(or cover which ever engine you have).....water will sit ontop of your plugs and wires in the hole.....it cause misfire.

 

Chemtool B12, Goof Off, Simple Green, and Tire shine gets the job done great.