Aluminum is not as hard as steel. Compared to steel, aluminum alloy is much less susceptible to oxidation, however, is sensitive to chemical reactions. Can form a thin layer of corrosion caused by oxidation after the use of strong degreasing. This translates into the need for arduous polished engine parts. To avoid this, a retailer to use a mixture of water and a degreaser soap instead of chemical solvents to clean aluminum alloy engine.
Things you will need
- 1 gallon of spray Bottle | Soap degreasing
- Pressure Cleaning
- Brush
- Water Hose
- Shop towels or rags
Instructions
Clean Motor
- Fill the sprayer with degreasing soap and water according to the product instructions.
- Run the engine for about 30 seconds. It should be a little warm.
- Spray the mixture of water and degreaser on the engine, the engine components and the bottom of the bell. Wait a minute or two to allow the degreaser soap penetrates
- Use the pressure washer to spray the underside of the hood, the engine and engine components. Avoid spraying water directly onto electrical components.
- Soap spray degreaser on any dirty spots remaining. Rub stubborn dirt with a toothbrush.
- Flush the engine with the water hose.
- Dry the motor, cables and other components with shop towels or rags. Finish drying starting the engine.