Dirty Engine
Racer
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 430
Likes: 1
From: Thousand Oaks CA
Originally Posted by ufso
Let's make it known that typing skills and techiques "IS NOT" a prerequiste for being a "bull" engineer...sad but true!!! 
Hope all is well....Mike
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 6,897
Likes: 181
From: Menifee (I.E.) CA
...okay, and you have to also be able to spell check when filling out your accident reports, better?
Doing well. Just painted my calipers red, ordered the rear SS Insignias and the visor decal. That's it for the car, I hope. Call me at work and tell me when you're gonna bring it to the station so I can stop by and see it.
'Till then,
Sparky
Doing well. Just painted my calipers red, ordered the rear SS Insignias and the visor decal. That's it for the car, I hope. Call me at work and tell me when you're gonna bring it to the station so I can stop by and see it.
'Till then,
Sparky
Intermediate
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 37
Likes: 1
From: Bay Area California
Be careful with water around the air intake
Originally Posted by Scissors
I don't know if this was corrected on the C6, but GM specifically stated that water should not be used to clean the engine bay of the C5. They issed a TSB, as I recall, about a sensor going bad due to corrosion from water finding its way under something in or around the intake manifold.
I can't remember the specifics--perhaps someone else can.
I can't remember the specifics--perhaps someone else can.
Its probably better to carefully spray cleaner and wipe the engine compartment down than risk getting water into the intake.
Bill
