Classic engine detailing?
06 May 2006, 04:55 AM
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Classic engine detailing?
ok whats the best way of cleaning a 95 scooby engine is it degrased and a jet wash or a tooth brush an hard work
i supose basically cos im lazy im askinn can u use a jet was on ur engine ?
i supose basically cos im lazy im askinn can u use a jet was on ur engine ?
06 May 2006, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by KENSHIRO
ok whats the best way of cleaning a 95 scooby engine is it degrased and a jet wash or a tooth brush an hard work
i supose basically cos im lazy im askinn can u use a jet was on ur engine ?
i supose basically cos im lazy im askinn can u use a jet was on ur engine ?
No probs since!!
06 May 2006, 04:58 PM
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Do a search for CD2 engine cleaner from Halfords. Astonishing results and costs £7.99. Very little elbow grease needed as well.
Plenty of people have posted before and after pictures....................
Plenty of people have posted before and after pictures....................
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Unfortunately Halfords have stopped selling CD2 which is a shame as its top stuff! If anyone finds some then snap it up asap. I'm sure you'd get a good price flogging it off on ebay.
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