They washed my engine compartment and now....
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They washed my engine compartment and now....
My '02 got hit in the rear bumper and spent all last week in the body shop getting fixed.
The great folks at Langonet Auto body did a magnificent job on the bumper as well as scrubbing my car from top to bottom, inside and out. It appears that they completely cleaned under my hood too. But now I have a slight problem.
now, when I hit the gas there is a brief vacuum sucking sound before the car accelerates and a slight hesitation in power.
I have a Frankencar intake as well.
Should I just leave it alone for a while? Did something get wet that will eventually dry?
Thank you for the help.
Bill
The great folks at Langonet Auto body did a magnificent job on the bumper as well as scrubbing my car from top to bottom, inside and out. It appears that they completely cleaned under my hood too. But now I have a slight problem.
now, when I hit the gas there is a brief vacuum sucking sound before the car accelerates and a slight hesitation in power.
I have a Frankencar intake as well.
Should I just leave it alone for a while? Did something get wet that will eventually dry?
Thank you for the help.
Bill
#4
Originally Posted by scopium
your filter is probably dirty ... or wet...
every time i get that problem i clean my filter
every time i get that problem i clean my filter
I don't care what products are out there to clean an engine...water and motor do mot mix. I would prefer a dirty engine.
#5
Originally Posted by wild *****
I don't care what products are out there to clean an engine...water and motor do mot mix. I would prefer a dirty engine.
#6
Originally Posted by Jaws
I've never had a problem in 18+ years of driving and I've sprayed the **** out of the engine compartments in all my cars. I just avoid direct spray on the electrical components and air intake.
If done right.. I know it does a good job...But water always finds a way where it does not belong. I'll stay safe and dirty
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