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Here's a dumb newbie question for you. I did try searching, but didn't find quite what I was looking for.
I'm just wondering how you'd clean an old turbodiesel Pajero engine bay. Particularly, which bits you'd cover up before hitting it with degreaser and a (high-pressure) hose.
Here's what it looks like at the moment:
Not ridiculously dirty, but I'd like to clean it anyway.
Look forward to your advice.
[b]Luke[/b]
driving an 85 Pajero turbo diesel
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Yep, shouldn't be anything in there you need to worry about. The only thing you really need to avoid doing is blasting across the radiator too hard, there's a risk the fins will get smashed.
Steve.
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All done!