Subject	Pressure washers can damage a lot of the electrical
Posted by	COBALT150 on November 02, 2003 at 7:13 PM
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In Reply To	Re: The Darkside called... posted by mbreed on November 02, 2003 at 07:02 PM
Message	connections and components. Use some degreaser, toothbrushes, rags, and if you must use water force stay away from all electrical parts, especially wires that can be damaged easily.
Follow Ups	The Darkside called... - whitepearlz 18:52:03 11/02/03 lloks good (well the outside) ;) - mickiemagik(OH) 18:55:43 11/02/03 you're right mickie, HOSE/H20 is VERY BAD....Simple Green/ - RAGTPZ(OH) 19:24:07 11/02/03 Out of curiosity, are any of those products you mentioned - whitepearlz 19:27:45 11/02/03 Well, I think the Simple Green and WD-40 are probably the - RAGTPZ(OH) 19:39:14 11/02/03 Great Find >>>> - Turk (Dallas) 19:52:45 11/02/03 congrats! Simple Green and Back to Black are your friends (n/m) - ZEngineer 18:57:37 11/02/03 holy christ - lojaqer 18:59:12 11/02/03 Congrats!! Looks like a nice car. - Spee 18:59:59 11/02/03 Goo Gone and lots of it... (n/m) - Ed1 19:00:23 11/02/03 Throttle body cleaner worked for my engine bay, then polish - Shift_(ATL) 19:01:00 11/02/03 tb cleaner eats paint fyi (n/m) - big gixx 19:32:55 11/02/03 i didnt notice it removing any; im no expert though (n/m) - Shift_(ATL) 20:00:01 11/02/03 clearcoat is semi resistant... - big gixx 20:03:01 11/02/03 well then...wont be using tb cleaner again. Thanks for info. (n/m) - Shift_(ATL) 20:06:30 11/02/03 Re: The Darkside called... - mbreed 19:02:11 11/02/03 Don't pay any attention to the above post!!! - DrChoda 19:06:02 11/02/03 Pressure washers can damage a lot of the electrical - COBALT150 19:13:02 11/02/03 ignore Mbreed... he's not wise. - ni[X]it 19:15:23 11/02/03 Well, I do have a DD ;) I sure as heck - whitepearlz 19:23:02 11/02/03 Re: ignore Mbreed... he's not wise. - mbreed 21:24:46 11/02/03 Welcome to the darkside. - SooperZ95 07:38:12 11/03/03 48k...nice find. Have fun! (n/m) - ZXtaZTT 19:05:49 11/02/03 Awesome mileage. Be patient, your clean engine will come. (n/m) - COBALT150 19:08:35 11/02/03 congrats-great find w/ only 48k on her, clean that bay! (n/m) - Wagz 19:09:19 11/02/03 Thanks everyone for your compliments, I'll definitely - whitepearlz 19:17:31 11/02/03 Must have been a fat a$$ driver !! (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 12:11:34 11/03/03 Mine was dirtier when I got it, but from black grease, not - robo (sebring1970) 19:17:47 11/02/03 please delete your post. this is *BAD* advice. (n/m) - ni[X]it 19:18:50 11/02/03 too late now...noob (n/m) - Tennyson (ATL) 19:22:36 11/02/03 I saw your post. I stand by my opinion. Cleaning my - robo (sebring1970) 19:29:43 11/02/03 Sure, it CAN work but why risk it is the point? - SeedyROM 19:47:42 11/02/03 Really? You know of folks who had problems as a - robo (sebring1970) 20:47:41 11/02/03 NO. i think you SHOULD voice your opinion >> - stockplayerz (NYC) 21:07:43 11/02/03 See that I agree on - SeedyROM 21:55:25 11/02/03 Seconded. - Jackie 23:41:10 11/02/03 simple green, a brush, and water. good luck, you'll need it (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 19:31:05 11/02/03 Just like my 91 TT - john9818a 20:16:59 11/02/03 Re: The Darkside called... (n/m) - randallon 20:46:10 11/02/03 Re: The Darkside called... - randallon 20:57:33 11/02/03 Junk might be too harsh on the paint, WD40 would work - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 12:10:21 11/03/03 it might as well be new being a 93 with 48k miles. nice!! (n/m) - JunomeanGF 21:28:08 11/02/03 wow... did they pull that Z out of a lake???? - Bernie (OOParts International) 21:55:52 11/02/03 Ah yes. LOL nice Z. Now clean it up a bit. (n/m) - DarkZide 22:44:51 11/02/03 Try this.......>> - Spectrum (WI) 23:33:33 11/02/03 Franklin, WI?? Im from WI too. - racespecifications 00:09:20 11/03/03 Holy Sh*t - xxbulovax91xx 04:30:49 11/03/03 Re: The Darkside called... - woreilly 07:33:45 11/03/03 Very nice find ! the car looks very clean - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 12:08:02 11/03/03
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