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2002 Toyota Celica GT
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I'm prepping my engine bay and I'd like it to be spotless before installing all my mods. What do you guys recommend to thoroughly clean everything?
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Just hit everything up with simple green or some kind of degreaser.
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2002 Toyota Celica GT
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I've heard of something like CD-2 engine detailer... any info about that or other useful products?
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i use simple green...works great, imo.
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do you just spray water in the engine bay? would it affect anything? what do you need to cover or be careful about?
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^^yes you can spray water in there...nothing will be harmed..if you have a shortram Intake, don't shoot it though...
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- thanks Billy
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cool this is interesting...
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you should probably cover up the distributor...otherwise ur screwed if it gets wet. other than that...u usually just got to a self wash place...cover it up and start sprayin. works wonders
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2000 Toyota Celica GT
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use simple green it's the best and plus it smells good to
i've been changing but you'll never see me now
now i'm blaming you for everything
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you should probably cover up the distributor...otherwise ur screwed if it gets wet. other than that...u usually just got to a self wash place...cover it up and start sprayin. works wonders
the celica does not have a distributor
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^^yes you can spray water in there...nothing will be harmed..if you have a shortram Intake, don't shoot it though...
I don't imagine that you really want to do something like taking a hose to it though...
But, i could be wrong... and please correct me if i am
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