Extremely Noob Question
03-01-2008, 08:39 PM
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The dipstick......Find you spark plug wires and look from there towards the back of the engine bay a little further.......it is also yellow. You'll need to take the engine cover off to see it.
03-02-2008, 03:43 AM
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The windshield washer fluid was easy to find 
And thats not a yellow cap in that picture...and I believe I actually saw that and was thinking it was the oil cap, but wasn't sure cause I never saw an oil logo on it.
Thank you for all the great information people, I know that was a really noob question.
whitebeau your engine looks so much more clean than mine (damn winter).
ANOTHER STUPID QUESTION: When it warms up is it safe you just take a high pressure hose and spray all the dirt out of my engine bay without unhooking the battery or anything?
And whitebeau Sunlight Silver rocks
And thats not a yellow cap in that picture...and I believe I actually saw that and was thinking it was the oil cap, but wasn't sure cause I never saw an oil logo on it.
Thank you for all the great information people, I know that was a really noob question.
whitebeau your engine looks so much more clean than mine (damn winter).
ANOTHER STUPID QUESTION: When it warms up is it safe you just take a high pressure hose and spray all the dirt out of my engine bay without unhooking the battery or anything?
And whitebeau Sunlight Silver rocks
03-02-2008, 03:49 AM
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at least you didn't say that one of the caps said 710 on it... that one is great when it rears up.
I knew how to get the car into reverse but to this day I hate the way it works, I can't get it in half the time even tho I know how to
I knew how to get the car into reverse but to this day I hate the way it works, I can't get it in half the time even tho I know how to
03-02-2008, 03:50 AM
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ehh.. that's somebody elses car.. but mine is that clean as it's had some 'replacements'.
Engine bay cleaning? I'd recommend to have it steam clean detailed.... even then your prone to possible electrical issues for a part that is already failing... It will be considerably less risky going the steam clean route. Having it professionally steam cleaned is my recommendation.
Only thing you should be hosing down is anybody that doesn't put lotion on the skin that's provided in a basket...
Engine bay cleaning? I'd recommend to have it steam clean detailed.... even then your prone to possible electrical issues for a part that is already failing... It will be considerably less risky going the steam clean route. Having it professionally steam cleaned is my recommendation.
Only thing you should be hosing down is anybody that doesn't put lotion on the skin that's provided in a basket...
03-02-2008, 08:59 PM
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I pressure washed my engine bay. Actually had no issues.just don't spray directly at the connectors and other electrical components.
Ah forget it. Just don't do it. Go the steam rout.
Ah forget it. Just don't do it. Go the steam rout.
Last edited by rotorocks; 03-03-2008 at 09:58 AM.
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