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Jet washing engine bay?
Yes, I've done it loads of times to loads of cars and normally not a problem - just spray all the electrical connectors and coil, dizzy, etc., in WD40 before hand and leave to soak for 5 mins. It works its way in to the electrical joints and won't let the water follow - the jetwash blasts off the excess, anyway. I use my garden Karcher jetwasher.
The only caveat is that a jetwash is likely to take the paint off any ageing rocker cover, or at least bits of it. Hondas seem to suffer this more than many cars, so keep well away if you're still on your original rocker cover paint!
The only caveat is that a jetwash is likely to take the paint off any ageing rocker cover, or at least bits of it. Hondas seem to suffer this more than many cars, so keep well away if you're still on your original rocker cover paint!
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I've done it before, stayed away from electrical bits
to be honest it didn't do much, steam clean is probably way to go
to be honest it didn't do much, steam clean is probably way to go

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Steam cleaner eh?
I have one of those @Merlin

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Yep - it's an actual steam cleaner: 
Need to buy the brush attachment again though, mine has gone walkies

Need to buy the brush attachment again though, mine has gone walkies

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Would that have a trigger though? Or would you just have a constant feed of steam - that could get interestingNafemanNathan wrote:HmmmMerlin wrote:Is it any different to a wallpaper stripper with the big steam pad removed?

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