Dont Spray The Cops

Well I'm not sure of everything that needn't get wet, but make sure you don't spray your COPS (coil on plugs) which are the boxes underneath the fuel rail directly connected to your spark plugs. When these get wet, they WILL go bad, and at $121 a piece from FORD, you don't want to have to replace them. Just my 2 cents. Good luck!

Sorry. Must've hit the wrong button. this was supposed to be a reply to the previous thread:

what parts of the engine should i cover up when im cleaning it ? any thing i can apply to it to protect it better ? i have a 2004 crown vic sport and right now the engine looks nice and clean and id love to keep it that way. what parts of the engine should i cover up while im rinsing it out and detailing it ?

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What happens when it rains?

What happens when it rains?
umm. that's why Ford puts hoods on their vehicles.

lol turbo i love it good one

well then I would thing that those boots can withstand a shower from a hose. Using a pressure washer is another thing. If you do get the COPS wet, idle the car to operating temp then pull all the COPS out and let dry before reinstalling. Been there done that!

another thing is i think they would get mad i mean they can pull u over