Subject	Is there an issue with electrical corrosion from the water?
Posted by	ZXoltan on November 05, 2010 at 6:14 AM
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In Reply To	just a "FYI" for anyone else about to tackle a filthy engine posted by LJZTT on November 05, 2010 at 06:04 AM
Message	Since there is so much said about connectors corroding, is there a "proper" way to clean the engine so it doesnt cause these problems?
Follow Ups	Cleaning engine and engine bay - For the past month I have - TT-Z (Cape Coral, FL) 18:37:17 11/04/10 love it all except the orange/red stuff - FuerGrissa 18:52:56 11/04/10 Verrr nice, except the damper hose. Paint + rubber hose=bad - CoHPhasor 19:13:56 11/04/10 Yeah, the painted fuel lines don't look good IMHO (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 07:42:45 11/05/10 Re: Cleaning engine and engine bay - For the past month I have - Dane (Houston) 19:51:58 11/04/10 Personally, I like the "before" better - ZXoltan 20:59:51 11/04/10 2nd.. (n/m) - ttz'in (NorCal) 22:16:27 11/04/10 Re: Cleaning engine and engine bay - For the past month I have (n/m) - RAPTUR 22:29:28 11/04/10 Not feelin the red paint. Otherwise think it looks awesome! (n/m) - Ted (92TT) 23:52:14 11/04/10 just a "FYI" for anyone else about to tackle a filthy engine - LJZTT 06:04:33 11/05/10 Is there an issue with electrical corrosion from the water? - ZXoltan 06:14:47 11/05/10 I assumed we all knew to bag & wrap the harness & connectors - LJZTT 12:35:57 11/05/10 That's 1 mean clean fighting machine. (n/m) - Trailboss 08:58:18 11/05/10 Wow! Very meticulous work, there. It's definitely - cherry 09:42:04 11/05/10 Very clean indeed. Good job (n/m) - RobZ32 10:53:30 11/05/10
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