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Old 07-16-2002, 02:08 PM
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Cleaning the engine bay

my friend needs to clean his engine bay of his crx after getting into a little car accident.

he got battery acid on his intake and his head.

can you remove battery acid (doubt it) or cover it?
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Old 07-16-2002, 02:13 PM
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Just get a hose and some degreaser and spray that bitch down. But cover the intake up.
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Old 07-16-2002, 02:23 PM
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Baking soda mixed with water will neutralize battery acid. You can also get spray cans of stuff that will do it too and it turns red in contact with acid.
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i dont know if you have gunk brand products where u r from but the gunk engine foam works miracles. i used it on mine and it is spotless
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ok so baking soda+water and/or gunk. check.



mycivicisonair: did u photochop that civic with s2k front end? could i see a larger pic?
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I recently cleaned my engine bay using the instructions found on this website:

www.1fastrex.com (go into the "detailing" section)

Came out REALLY nice... I'd never even seen the engine code stamped on the block before, it was so dirty. Took about 4 hours to do the first time (I'm a perfectionist), but only about half an hour every time after that (if you do it regularly).

Anyways, I had the same problem with the battery acid, just bought a can of that battery acid cleaner stuff, worked pretty well.
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I recently cleaned my engine bay using the instructions found on this website:

www.1fastrex.com (go into the "detailing" section)

Came out REALLY nice... I'd never even seen the engine code stamped on the block before, it was so dirty. Took about 4 hours to do the first time (I'm a perfectionist), but only about half an hour every time after that (if you do it regularly).

Anyways, I had the same problem with the battery acid, just bought a can of that battery acid cleaner stuff, worked pretty well.
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Coca-Cola works as well. Good luck getting rid of the battery acid if it etched the metal
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Coca-Cola works as well. Good luck getting rid of the battery acid if it etched the metal
Hahaha... I heard that somewhere! I think someone told me that the truck-drivers for Coca-Cola use it to clean the truck engines...
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I think someone told me that the truck-drivers for Coca-Cola use it to clean the truck engines...
Multi use soda?
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cover up the distributor cap too, if it gets wet inside you may not start....


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