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Originally Posted by megalapagas Awesome thanks for the detail BUT dId you literally use your water hose and sprayed the whole engine bay, that's my quiestion?...if So Thank You (Noob

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Old 08-29-2014, 01:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Awesome thanks for the detail BUT dId you literally use your water hose and sprayed the whole engine bay, that's my quiestion?...if So Thank You (Noob questions, but been afraid to do it and mess up all the electricals) lol
Yes i used the water hose to rinse the whole engine bay down, if you cover the intake, intake maf sensor and alternator with a plastic bag, you have nothing to worry about.
Give the engine bay some time to dry and when you start the car youll notice some smoke coming out, but dont panic. Its just water evaporating. Good Luck!
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Yes i used the water hose to rinse the whole engine bay down, if you cover the intake, intake maf sensor and alternator with a plastic bag, you have nothing to worry about.
Give the engine bay some time to dry and when you start the car youll notice some smoke coming out, but dont panic. Its just water evaporating. Good Luck!
Where is the Maf sensor and alternator? What does it look like? Stupid question for most people i know..
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Where is the Maf sensor and alternator? What does it look like? Stupid question for most people i know..
The alternator is down low on the front of the engine, its the one driven by the belt that has holes you can see wires through. The Maf's are directly on top of the intake tubes right behind the filters, theres nothing you need to remove to see and access them. Be gentle with them, just spray them off only with MAF cleaner and let dry. Youll break them if you try wiping the insides with a rag.
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The alternator is down low on the front of the engine, its the one driven by the belt that has holes you can see wires through. The Maf's are directly on top of the intake tubes right behind the filters, theres nothing you need to remove to see and access them. Be gentle with them, just spray them off only with MAF cleaner and let dry. Youll break them if you try wiping the insides with a rag.
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