Cleaning the Engine Bay?

[AdamsPolishes]

This is an old post, but any new updates? Sorry about digging up and old post. I have a 19 and the engine bay is awful, I just sprayed with engine cleaner rinse and repeated and still looks awful, it’s bone stock with no intake. Any electronics I should worry about ? Being a raptor and knowing what Owners might do with them, you would think everything is weather tight. Any new suggestions ?

Check out this post for a How-To on cleaning and dressing the engine bay:

https://www.fordraptorforum.com/posts/923822/

And while dressing does make all the plastic look better than new, it also helps with future cleanings as the plastics that are dressed are then easier to clean the next time.

 

[RandySTI]

Check out this post for a How-To on cleaning and dressing the engine bay:

https://www.fordraptorforum.com/posts/923822/

And while dressing does make all the plastic look better than new, it also helps with future cleanings as the plastics that are dressed are then easier to clean the next time.

You sir are awesome !!! Also While we’re talking about cleaning, can you send me a link on your ceramic coating or pm me. Thank you.

 

[AdamsPolishes]

You sir are awesome !!! Also While we’re talking about cleaning, can you send me a link on your ceramic coating or pm me. Thank you.

Here's a write-up on polishing and applying Ceramic Coatings:

https://www.fordraptorforum.com/posts/1225425/

 

[RandySTI]

Thank you !

 

[JohnyPython]

Scrubbing Bubbles works awesome for cleaning engine bays.

 

[Truckzor]

Scrubbing Bubbles works awesome for cleaning engine bays.

No issue with that causing discoloration of black plastics?

 

[JohnyPython]

No issue with that causing discoloration of black plastics?

Nope. Rinse off well. It works surprisingly well on all surfaces.

Try to keep it off the paint and cover any sensitive electrical areas.

Put it back before the wife finds out lol

 

[truckarl]

I use ONR to quickly clean/detail the engine bay of my rig.

 

[EricM]

**** mud. I'll drive it in dry dirt, gravel, dust, sand, snow or rain- but I have no desire to ever drive any of my vehicles through mud.

 

[Dalamar]

Pics guys, we need Pics in here