Engine wash

**s10pao** · August 23rd, 2013 09:00 PM

Originally Posted by radz15

ano sir yung OC?

obsessive compulsive

**nelany** · August 23rd, 2013 10:36 PM

I do my own engine cleaning using foam degreaser. Yung area na madumi lang ang isprayan ng degreaser then daanan ng running water after few minutes. Let it dry before starting the engine. I've seen a lot ng nag eengine wash na lunod sa tubig yung engine then hindi na start yung engine after the engine wash.

**testament11** · August 23rd, 2013 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by Retz

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sa mga OC, yes.

Hindi rin. May reason bakit nagpapa-engine wash. Ikaw ba gusto mo makita makina mo na madumi palagi? Syempre hindi di ba.

Tsaka isa pang purpose bakit nagpapa-engine wash ay para makita kung may leaks din ang makina mo.

Ako nalang mismo sa sarili ko gumagawa nito. Balot lang yun alternator ng basahan tapos plastic. Yun ngang battery terminals ko eh hindi ko na binubunot. Tapos spray ko ng pressurized washer then Joy o kahit anong dishwashing liquid na pressurized din.

**s10pao** · August 24th, 2013 01:28 PM

Originally Posted by JohnM

DIY lang ako with D'Best Degreaser and lumang basahan. After cleaning nilalagyan ko ng Microtex Tire Black ang mga black plastic parts for protection.

Last time I used water to clean the engine nabasa ang spark plugs. Unang start isang cylinder lang gumagana. Tanggal tuloy ako ng HT wires and punas.

sir pano pinasok ng tubig? san dumaan?

**Flipo** · August 24th, 2013 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by wezz_zzew

Isa pa nga pala sa gamit ko after engine wash is vacuum na nabibili sa ace hardware na pwede mo din gamitin as blower. Sobrang lakas ng hangin nun kaya yun ang ginagamit ko muna para maalis yung mga tubig bago punasan ng basahan. Likewise, nagagamit ko din yun pang-linis ng air filter.

may model ng makita at hitachi na portable na vacuum/blower.
detachable yung nozzle at inililipat lang for blower or vacuum with bag.

**sphinxz** · July 9th, 2015 01:11 PM

buhayin ko lang po.
Mejo OC po ako and i believe i need an engine wash na. Car is a 2012 Innova diesel. Since inexperience ako dito and i want the risk to be as low as possible, i believe i have to leave this to professionals. now, question lang...
1. Is waterless engine wash better than the conventional one?
2. Saan ang recommended nyong reliable na shop, within metro manila, who excels in engine wash?

Main concern ko is to have the engine bay cleaned with no side effects experienced by other owners. Thanks

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buhayin ko lang po.
Mejo OC po ako and i believe i need an engine wash na. Car is a 2012 Innova diesel. Since inexperience ako dito and i want the risk to be as low as possible, i believe i have to leave this to professionals. now, question lang...
1. Is waterless engine wash better than the conventional one?
2. Saan ang recommended nyong reliable na shop, within metro manila, who excels in engine wash?

Main concern ko is to have the engine bay cleaned with no side effects experienced by other owners. Thanks

**1D4LV** · July 9th, 2015 01:21 PM

there is nothing wrong with a clean engine bay.... however, consider the risks involved.... onting pagkakamali lang yan can shorted or damage the sensors.... use an engine degreaser na lang.

ako, i just wipe everything with a clean rag with a little bit of WD40....

want someone to do it for you? make sure they are reputable.... yung sanay na.... hwag lang sa basta basta car wash sa tabi tabi... pag may nasira yung mga yun, kakamutan ka lang ng ulo and you assume all the risks.

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there is nothing wrong with a clean engine bay.... however, consider the risks involved.... onting pagkakamali lang yan can shorted or damage the sensors.... use an engine degreaser na lang.

ako, i just wipe everything with a clean rag with a little bit of WD40....

want someone to do it for you? make sure they are reputable.... yung sanay na.... hwag lang sa basta basta car wash sa tabi tabi... pag may nasira yung mga yun, kakamutan ka lang ng ulo and you assume all the risks.

**rodetor** · July 9th, 2015 01:43 PM

ako yan rin hanap ko, san magpa-engine wash near our area. Nuon madalas ako magpa-engine wash nang aming lancer singkit ang city sa dalawa gas service station. Shell and Petron. Natigil service nila ng naghahanap ng compliance certificate sa kanila ang DENR. Sabi sakin ng manager both gas station.

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**sphinxz** · July 9th, 2015 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by 1D4LV

there is nothing wrong with a clean engine bay.... however, consider the risks involved.... onting pagkakamali lang yan can shorted or damage the sensors.... use an engine degreaser na lang.

ako, i just wipe everything with a clean rag with a little bit of WD40....

want someone to do it for you? make sure they are reputable.... yung sanay na.... hwag lang sa basta basta car wash sa tabi tabi... pag may nasira yung mga yun, kakamutan ka lang ng ulo and you assume all the risks.

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there is nothing wrong with a clean engine bay.... however, consider the risks involved.... onting pagkakamali lang yan can shorted or damage the sensors.... use an engine degreaser na lang.

ako, i just wipe everything with a clean rag with a little bit of WD40....

want someone to do it for you? make sure they are reputable.... yung sanay na.... hwag lang sa basta basta car wash sa tabi tabi... pag may nasira yung mga yun, kakamutan ka lang ng ulo and you assume all the risks.

Actually sir, nagpupunas din ako pero may areas talaga na madumi. I don't have the tools and expertise to clean deeper kaya gusto ko sana ipagawa sa experts.