Steve B
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Inspired by Matt's previous post about cleaning his engine bay I decided to give it a go on my 3200GT. As you can see from my 'Before' photos my engine was reasonably dirty with a good layer of grease especially on the rocker covers and inlet manifold. To clean these areas I used Autoglym Engine and Machine Cleaner which I applied using various small brushes. I then carefully rinsed the parts with water. I protected any electrical connectors in the area I was working by covering them with plastic. I then cleaned the various hoses and plastic components in the engine bay using Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Care.
Overall I am pleased with the results for the amount of time it took although over the winter when I'm not using the car so much I intend to do a more thorough job. Then I'll spend more time removing parts such as the fuel rail to clean them on the bench without the fear of causing myself electrical issues from introducing moisture into the engine bay.
Below are some 'before', 'during' and 'after' photos that I took during the process.
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During:
After:
Overall I am pleased with the results for the amount of time it took although over the winter when I'm not using the car so much I intend to do a more thorough job. Then I'll spend more time removing parts such as the fuel rail to clean them on the bench without the fear of causing myself electrical issues from introducing moisture into the engine bay.
Below are some 'before', 'during' and 'after' photos that I took during the process.
Before:
During:
After: