Stupid question about Cleaning Engine Bay with oil leaks?
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Rep Power: 428 Stupid question about Cleaning Engine Bay with oil leaks?
This is probably a stupid question, but I will ask anyway, my dad drives a 2000 Kia sportage and his engine bay is filthy as hell and I was going to clean it but his valve cover is leaking, and his head is also leaking oil. Would it still be ok to clean the engine with oil leaks?
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Rep Power: 583 yeah, that is fine......there is no way any water will get in under the valve cover.
btw.......a 2000 with a oil leak from the valve cover....only a kia
btw.......a 2000 with a oil leak from the valve cover....only a kia
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Originally Posted by civic01vtec
yeah, that is fine......there is no way any water will get in under the valve cover.
btw.......a 2000 with a oil leak from the valve cover....only a kia
btw.......a 2000 with a oil leak from the valve cover....only a kia
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Originally Posted by CraigW
"Engine-Brite" & foamy engine brite will help cut the oil off. I would try to not get it on too much plastic though, concentrate on metal. I used to use it, pretty safe.
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