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Gsxrghostrider · 12-16-2014, 08:51 AM

I like to use Simple Green.You can pick up the 2 pack comp( 1 full spray bottle,and 2.95 L refill) at Costco.(Don't forget to cover your distributor,and wear safety glasses)

Start from underneath the hood,and then the engine bay area.Use a soft brush on painted surfaces,and a stiff brush on the engine.Rinse off,inspect,and re apply if necessary.I usually like to use an old towel to pat dry the inside fenders,fan belts ,pulleys,and manifold area.This will minimize over spray coming off the engine.Remove cover off distributor,and any tools or brushes.

Start engine,and let the motor warm up a bit or until dry(2-4 min Max).With the engine turned off. You may have to clean up some over spray that has come off the fan belts or pulleys. Carefully spray with your garden hose ,and pat dry. Hope this helps.

12-16-2014, 08:51 AM	#2
Gsxrghostrider I am Hook'd on RS Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Burnaby Posts: 54 Thanked 15 Times in 12 Posts Failed 0 Times in 0 Posts	I like to use Simple Green.You can pick up the 2 pack comp( 1 full spray bottle,and 2.95 L refill) at Costco.(Don't forget to cover your distributor,and wear safety glasses) Start from underneath the hood,and then the engine bay area.Use a soft brush on painted surfaces,and a stiff brush on the engine.Rinse off,inspect,and re apply if necessary.I usually like to use an old towel to pat dry the inside fenders,fan belts ,pulleys,and manifold area.This will minimize over spray coming off the engine.Remove cover off distributor,and any tools or brushes. Start engine,and let the motor warm up a bit or until dry(2-4 min Max).With the engine turned off. You may have to clean up some over spray that has come off the fan belts or pulleys. Carefully spray with your garden hose ,and pat dry. Hope this helps.