
Clean Engine bay
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Alburglar
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Gave my engine bay a scrub up today. Looks Great



M42 - rightness! with proper 4.27 LSD
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siddiqi1
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how?
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Alburglar
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It's called ' Extra concentrated T.F.R.' made by W. A.C Products. Just spray it on and hose it off. Any stubborn bits then use a soft brush.

M42 - rightness! with proper 4.27 LSD
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siddiqi1
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and no scary aftermaths in terms off electrics! do you secure all the elctrics like the afm, icv and all that?
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hubble
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All electrics can be covered with foil or plastic bags etc. I had mine done when they did the cylinder head. It came up like new. Well impressed....Well I was until I spotted some rust in the engine bay which the crap was hiding!siddiqi1 wrote:and no scary aftermaths in terms off electrics! do you secure all the elctrics like the afm, icv and all that?

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march109
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RUST?!hubble wrote:All electrics can be covered with foil or plastic bags etc. I had mine done when they did the cylinder head. It came up like new. Well impressed....Well I was until I spotted some rust in the engine bay which the crap was hiding!siddiqi1 wrote:and no scary aftermaths in terms off electrics! do you secure all the elctrics like the afm, icv and all that?
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2.5 high comp. M20, 3.64 LSD, Fully undersealed, Spax springs & Bilstein shocks, s/s exhaust, Alpina rep wheels and more.
2.5 high comp. M20, 3.64 LSD, Fully undersealed, Spax springs & Bilstein shocks, s/s exhaust, Alpina rep wheels and more.
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hubble
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Yes, i'm afraid so March. I have some lurking and not just in my engine bay eithermarch109 wrote:RUST?!hubble wrote:All electrics can be covered with foil or plastic bags etc. I had mine done when they did the cylinder head. It came up like new. Well impressed....Well I was until I spotted some rust in the engine bay which the crap was hiding!siddiqi1 wrote:and no scary aftermaths in terms off electrics! do you secure all the elctrics like the afm, icv and all that?

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oakey
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Shhhhh! dont say it too loud Mr. Hubble............ everyone will want some 

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hubble
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oakey wrote:Shhhhh! dont say it too loud Mr. Hubble............ everyone will want some

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siddiqi1
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thanks for the advice!
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gooner1
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Someone's nicked half your engine mateAlburglar wrote:Gave my engine bay a scrub up today. Looks Great

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Alburglar
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no, both the cams are still there. lol

M42 - rightness! with proper 4.27 LSD
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JayB
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Give the bay a good spray all over with auto glym vinal and rubbercare it will come up mint then!
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NatDJ
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That looks great Al. I've just started doing mine with Gunk (that stuff stinks).
Started to buy the mirage stainless steel covers for the ancillaries too and I've got some samco hoses going on with the new thermostat, waterpump, timing belt etc today.
When it comes out I'll finish cleaning all the body work and start black glossing the plastic trim parts.
Did you remove your washer bottle and soak it in Daz? Not the cheeky northen monkey from on here but the washing powder? Mine came out pretty clean but yours looks brand new!
Started to buy the mirage stainless steel covers for the ancillaries too and I've got some samco hoses going on with the new thermostat, waterpump, timing belt etc today.
When it comes out I'll finish cleaning all the body work and start black glossing the plastic trim parts.
Did you remove your washer bottle and soak it in Daz? Not the cheeky northen monkey from on here but the washing powder? Mine came out pretty clean but yours looks brand new!
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Alburglar
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no I left everything in situ.

M42 - rightness! with proper 4.27 LSD
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cliffybabe
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looks good heres mine ive gone made with shiny bits



Considering Selling the Cabby, looks like its gonna go
