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Washing Engine 700

posted by  Andrew in AL on  Sun Mar 20 14:00 CST 2005
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I want to do this, and I have seen it done by a mechanic that actually covered NOTHING. I do I recall he stayed clear of the distributor and plug wires.

I do have one large connection in the middle of a harness under the intake. It is pretty dirty. I wonder if it would be OK to spray the Simple Green on this, and then wash it along with the rest with a pressure wash. To cover that connection would seem to defeat the need to get it clean.

Thanks for the hints.
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