General TR Waterless, easy/peasy, engine cleaning

[tr6nitjulius]

Use to dread spray washing or any water in engine bay for cleaning after long road trips, sometimes engine wouldn't turn over, moisture under dizzy cap, had to wipe under side of dizzy dry.

Current Waterless: Other foam tire cleaners may do the same but haven't tried. Spray liberally, saturate entire engine bay & parts, top to bottom (except chromed) grungy covey hole area below brake servo, entire engine block, green hoses, battery, between engine & battery, wires, back of radiator, rack & pinion, plug wires to block/dizzy, top of dizzy, fuel pump, front of engine, grill, front of radiator, timing chain cover, air horns, coil, radiator fan (bump starter to rotate) let dry, reapply should you want.

Note: Applied to/tested on non-TR 1st, don't take my word for it, be your own judge. While TR6 on jack stands for new aluminum flywheel/clutch. Scraped off 1/8"-1/4" caked on oil/grease/dirt grime (another 5-8 lbs of weight gone) sprayed over entire frame nooks & crannies. Once a year clean with a tad of chrome polishing

 

[Rod-H]

I saw your post on the other forum, also. Does this stuff actually clean anything, does it remove dirt or sludge or oil? It looks more like an engine shine product.

 

[tr6nitjulius]

Before I tried it on my TR6 used it on several under the hood plastics 2002 camry 2007 Saturn Sky 2012 sentra 2002 honda all of them the foam cut through grim without leaving water spots. TR6 cleaned around carb linkage other hard to get to places with no spray off residue/wiping

The honda had never been washed under the hood, applied it while using mother's mag polish to remove uv-rayed milky film from headlights, no spray off residue or wiping, when I took owner out to see her car she cried at the difference both looked like new. I've used many other engine shine products that didn't cut grim. You mentioned sludge never owned a vehicle in that condition.

Simply a no tools/hose/water/towel but spray, walk away, let dry solution of many for cleaning under the hood. Less than 5 bucks a can be your own judge. Tip: Place something on the floor under the engine because there will be oil/dirt/grim under afterwards