Does this work as a pump air first, then spray action water pump for lite removal of engine de-greaser if water hose is not available
http://www.topoftheline.com/2qtspraybottle.html
http://www.topoftheline.com/2qtspraybottle.html
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water sprayer for lite engine cleaning
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It appears to be a miniature version of a pump up sprayer like those used for spraying lawn chemicals.patches said:Does this work as a pump air first, then spray action water pump for lite removal of engine de-greaser if water hose is not available
http://www.topoftheline.com/2qtspraybottle.html
If it was filled with water, it would probably do a decent job of spraying for a rinse, but I doubt that it would have enough pressure to actually loosen any residue that the degreaser hadn't liquified.
Charles
CharlesW said:It appears to be a miniature version of a pump up sprayer like those used for spraying lawn chemicals.
If it was filled with water, it would probably do a decent job of spraying for a rinse, but I doubt that it would have enough pressure to actually loosen any residue that the de greaser hadn't liquified.
Charles
Thanks Charles, i guess it would really depend on how dirty the engine is, and i can say that its pretty clean, except for a little grease and dirt that is no big deal, but a big deal to me, also what de-greaser i'd use......
this is what was recommended:
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/ag-ec001.html
Since I usually just wash my engine compartment with regular car shampoo and an old wash mitt, I'm not familiar with a lot of the different products available. The Auto-Glym is one I know nothing about. I have heard that the company does have some good products, though.patches said:Thanks Charles, i guess it would really depend on how dirty the engine is, and i can say that its pretty clean, except for a little grease and dirt that is no big deal, but a big deal to me, also what de-greaser i'd use......
this is what was recommended:
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/ag-ec001.html
About once a year I use S100 Total Cycle Cleaner under the hood to get into all those little nooks and crannies that I may have missed. I think it is the same product as the P21S Total Auto Wash you can find here.
Seems to do a pretty good job, but there again, the area isn't very dirty to start with.
Charles