I'm thinking of getting my zed steam clean an chassis wash there's a place not to far from me that does it the only thing that worries me is the electrics will it start up after is there any parts of the engine I should get them to cover up thanks Stephenu

I dunno man, I don't think any kind of power washing or steam cleaning is a good idea for a Z32 engine bay. Far too cramped, with connectors and wiring everywhere; something will probably go wrong.

I dunno man, I don't think any kind of power washing or steam cleaning is a good idea for a Z32 engine bay. Far too cramped, with connectors and wiring everywhere; something will probably go wrong.

 

Agreed, not worth the risk in my humble opinion.

Maybe i just get the chassis front inner wings an rear arches done

I dunno man, I don't think any kind of power washing or steam cleaning is a good idea for a Z32 engine bay. Far too cramped, with connectors and wiring everywhere; something will probably go wrong.

 

How do you go about cleaning enine bay

How do you go about cleaning enine bay

Slowly, carefully and painstakingly!

I powerwash my engine bay, no problems.

Make sure it's cold, spray on a good engine cleaner or degreaser, let it work, maybe scrub areas that are extra dirty with a brush then hose of with hose or pressure washer. It can handle some water just use your head and don't apply direct pressure at connectors or other areas where the pressure can force water in...

I wouldn't steam clean the chassis either

Pressure washing the chassis is fine, but steam cleaning could remove the seam sealer and any underbody coating.

Oh. And if you want it looking the part afterwards I can recommend meguiars engine dressing. Just spray on and leave it be.

Thanks everyone I going to do myself with a pressure wash cover all electrics and be very careful