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10-31-2003, 02:58 AM
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Re: engine compartment (Bugleboy84)
I'm guessing with a name like "Bugleboy84" that you have an '84?
First, I would cover up the air cleaner, alternator and distributor.
Second, wash the h*ll out of it.
Third, remove coverings, and start it up to make sure it runs ok. :thumbs:
First, I would cover up the air cleaner, alternator and distributor.
Second, wash the h*ll out of it.
Third, remove coverings, and start it up to make sure it runs ok. :thumbs:
10-31-2003, 10:12 AM
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Re: engine compartment (Q1KSLVR)
add to make sure you check all your elec connections and make sure they are connected and sealed tight.... then use a little elbo grease ....
10-31-2003, 06:00 PM
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Re: engine compartment (Bugleboy84)
From 1992 to 1994. I would stay away from hoseing it down,because of the opti spark. But it was changed in 1995. They didnt have the same problem. But i would still be careful, even if i had a 95 or 96. Clean by hand :)
11-01-2003, 12:37 AM
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Re: engine compartment (Q1KSLVR)
I'm guessing with a name like "Bugleboy84" that you have an '84?
First, I would cover up the air cleaner, alternator and distributor.
Second, wash the h*ll out of it.
Third, remove coverings, and start it up to make sure it runs ok. :thumbs:
First, I would cover up the air cleaner, alternator and distributor.
Second, wash the h*ll out of it.
Third, remove coverings, and start it up to make sure it runs ok. :thumbs:
:thumbs: :steering: :auto: :seeya :cheers:
[Modified by Bugleboy84, 12:39 AM 11/1/2003]