Cleaning D3 engine bay

[Steve223]

hello Together,

after a good couple of days off roading in the blue mountains I realized my
my previously nice and clean engine bay and plastic covers don't look so shinny anymore and are rather dusty and muddy freckles everywhere.

Does someone have suggestions how to clean it, I would think a gurney is not a good idea?

Thanks

Steve

[Redback]

hello Together,

after a good couple of days off roading in the blue mountains I realized my
my previously nice and clean engine bay and plastic covers don't look so shinny anymore and are rather dusty and muddy freckles everywhere.

Does someone have suggestions how to clean it, I would think a gurney is not a good idea?

Thanks

Steve

No a gurney is not a good idea, one thing you'll need to do is protect the module that sits beside the main battery, this can cause problems if it gets wet.

Me, I would just use some CT18 and a light hose off and a brush.

Baz.

[Yorkie]

Me, I would just use some CT18 and a light hose off and a brush.
Baz.

your last car got washed once before you sold it, this one gets an engine clean and exterior clean even whilst on holidays.

ct18 does do a good job i agree.

[Redback]

your last car got washed once before you sold it, this one gets an engine clean and exterior clean even whilst on holidays.

ct18 does do a good job i agree.

Kerry cleans it while we are driving around

[Yorkie]

i must have missed the can of mister sheen and a duster, will have to get her a feather one to keep in the glovebox.

[Steve223]

great will give that a go :-) thanks for the input