Engine cleaning
Get down to Asda and Buy ORANGE cleaner.Guess what its in an Orange spray bottle and its sold as a kitchen cleaner because its so good at degreasing.
Spray a copious amount on your warm engine leave for 10 mins and then lightly hose it off.
Your left with a nice clean engine that also smells of lovely Oranges.
I kid you not, it works great, the citrus in it breaks the grease and grime down really easy and at about £3 a bottle its a no brainer.
Zippy
Spray a copious amount on your warm engine leave for 10 mins and then lightly hose it off.
Your left with a nice clean engine that also smells of lovely Oranges.
I kid you not, it works great, the citrus in it breaks the grease and grime down really easy and at about £3 a bottle its a no brainer.
Zippy
Big thread on this subject a little while ago, here it is.
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...=177516&Page=1
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...=177516&Page=1
Steam clean it 
But DO NOT USE DETERGENT !!! Mate did mine a few weeks back and the detergent rusted all the bare metal faces and stuck to the plastics. 2 days polishing to remove the stuff
Also remember to cover electrics b 4 doin this.
Pete

But DO NOT USE DETERGENT !!! Mate did mine a few weeks back and the detergent rusted all the bare metal faces and stuck to the plastics. 2 days polishing to remove the stuff
Also remember to cover electrics b 4 doin this.Pete
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