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@@pauld7861 thank you I Understand mate. u have no idea how much grief I been getting this week. I will address everybody in a video because I think a few things need to be said.
Followed your video to the letter using the materials you suggested. The results made the engine bay of my 2019 Mustang look like it had just left the showroom. First class, thanks
I think you’ve missed covering the biggest reason people are intimidated by, and might avoid cleaning the engine bay. HOW do you protect the air filters and battery ? Maybe show where/what needs to be located. As well as how you protect them. That would be super useful!
Just wanted to let you know I watch your videos all the time. I live in Ashland Kentucky in the United States. I'm also a beginner detailer. Thanks much for your videos.
Thank you for the video Dave. You gave some useful tips there. Lots of people shy away from engine bay cleaning but on modern cars it's really one of the easier cleaning jobs. That Yum dress looks some good stuff as well.
hey, great job. I would like very much to see also cleaning the engine block without the cover. I have a 2017 diesel volvo and need to clean the engine bay to keep an eye on oil leaks.
i tackle the engine bay with autobrite direct jaffa degreaser brush on with detailer brush .. i had a problem with a bodge car cleaner year ago had to replace the coil as he got water in the engine... when brushing i gets in cracks and crannys and wipe of with cloth.. looks great at lease no problems... great video ..
Great video. I’m really unsure about tackling the engine bay. Do you have a video or recommend how you protect the battery and other components that need protection?
@@epicautomotivedetailing I second the request for a detailed video about how to protect the elements that need protection. Thanks! Super informative channel!!!
Great vid as always Dave! Would like to see a engine bay clean with an older car without all the protective engine covers as those tend to be be more of a ball ache to wash as everything is exposed.
Everything was exposed on my MK2 Clio and when i had the engine bay jetwashed it later ran on 2 cyl's as water got in the spark plugs and coilpacks. After taking them all out and drying them off it ran fine again. I now have a 2005 Corolla with the coil packs and spark plugs hidden underneath the engine cover so no chance of misfiring when jetwashing the engine bay. I do mask off connections, alternator and the battery though.
Cheers dave , taken ages to pluck up the courage to do this . I did a surfex hd spritz round , then snow foam Van still starts , was very cautious but looks much better
Great vid buddy, i have a 2006 jeep grand cherokee which is in desperate need of an engine clean as its had an oil leak for a very long time and the garage refuses to wrk on it until its been cleaned lol. i noticed that you left the engine cover on, the v6 in my jeep has a plastic engine cover but needs cleaning underneath,do you think its ok to remove it and clean whats under there? when you say cover up major components does that include any exposed drive belts/fan belts etc? other than battery/alt/intake i cant think of anything else that would need to be covered. some people say cover up all electrics including all plugs etc but surely they get exposed to water splash on the road. keep up the good work buddy
Mainly alternator, battery, electrical fuse box. I know most is covered anyways but I just cling filmed it. I should of filmed that bad lol. My van engine looks incredible and I'm going to do more engine videos soon I think
Yet again you have smashed it , your videos are just awesome, as you know I’m just a weekend Warrior and just Learning so much I really didn’t know you could do that on your Engine , keep it up 👍🏼
Since there's no answer allow me to add my 2 cents. I used to work for a fleet, cleaned many an engine, and experience taught myself a rule of thumb on this: when in doubt about spraying a water-sensitive component (alternator, starter connections, spark plug coil area, fuse boxes), cover it up water-tight as you can get it then go clean the engine as you will. And either clean by hand with brake cleaner or some such or else simply leave that part dirty. I know this might not be an option if this is your customer's car - but since nowadays the only engines I clean are my own, that is what I do. It only takes one time of not being able to restart your engine and you will become a real stickler about this. And that's also the main important reason to do on a warm-not-hot engine as it helps the water evaporate much quicker. Also I make a point to have compressed air at the ready too just in case.
Another great video, thank you. One question, that you didn't cover. What do you use to protect electrical parts under the bonnet? I've heard different suggestions, from tin foil to plastic bags to just covering with a microfibre cloth. What do you use?
Yes that's why said in the video it's a modern day engine bay cleaning video. I've already got various engine bay videos lined up for classic cars using alternative methods
Hello to the too excited Dave😉😉 from Australia ;) Very nice engine bay and yes that did look like new, a top job.. I'm sure I'll be out of luck on the Yum products here though..
My family live in OZ, sounds lovely in Perth. Not sure they doing products in Australia but to be honest there are so many great brands out there and ill try feature some Aussie brands perhaps. That would be great
@@epicautomotivedetailing Ah cool Adelaide here mate. Aussie brands now there's a great idea! If you can and if not I'll still be watching 👌 cheers to Dave.
Great video dave.......thinking of doing my van's engine again but always a tricky job. Will use snowfoam like you ,good tip pal 👍😉. Love your video's buddy........never used yum products but will start to look into them now 👌
Thanks mate. To be honest there are so many products out there my intention was never to make people to use yum but instead take the content from the video but yes it's my go to products on most days. I use so many brand's but these ones happen to be the best for me 🙏👍
Hi Brilliant video as normal, You just didn't show at the beginning the actual parts you covered up to protect and what you used, This would be great to know and see?? Thanks
Yeah we filmed with 2 cameras a6400 and Lumix gh5 and the footage from the Sony corrupted and I didn't think to record with the Lumix 😬 we lost the intro too which was gutted hence the voiceover ☹️
Great video I would love to do this to my engine bay but am too worried that I will get water into electric etc I have a Vauxhall mokka 2015 theres a clear message on the bay No pressure washer
That's cool there are many alternative ways of cleaning engine bays. I got another video coming soon using steam and then I'm doing a hand clean with no hose no water pressure
That was a really good video but man, I would be scared to clean it like that! I'm glad I came across your video, it gives me a little more confidence to have a go cos mine could use a clean, Q7 too! Subscribed!
I have always been scared of doing this and just used a detail brush and a spray bottle and a damp microfibre cloth on the engine bay. Is it safe to use this method on a car.
Enjoyed the Video [ im guessing after so many mentions your a fan of YUM product then🤣 ] at start you rightly said protect items such as filters etc ...... just wondering, have seen a few Engine bay videos saying cover alternator , disconnect battery etc HOW Do you "Protect these " cover with plastic bags or what ??
I use cling film or plastic bag mate. I'm doing other engine bay videos soon was testing waters with an alternative method that I hadn't seen anywhere else 👌
Thanks mate you got few options. First it depends on how bad the engine bay is and how delicate some of the components are. Eg classic cars need to cleaned by hand only. I've always added it as an extra and not as a standalone service. Engines like this one for example I would of charged around £50 but obviously wouldn't if waited till next day to dress engine bay. We did that bit that bit purely to test the product
@@epicautomotivedetailing thans for your reply mate apreciate the info ive only ever done them by hand on family and friends cars not yet tried a customers but might be worth a try 1 day thanks again
Beautiful Job!!! Love You Videos. In America We Have" Do it Yourself Car Wash " Takes America Quarters However The TIRE AND ENGINE CLEANER is Really Nothing But ANTIFREEZE if You Can Believe That!!!😂😂😂😂😂 The Main Reasons I Telling You This Is Because Most Novices Just Spray and Soak The Engine Bay Without Covering anything and Do Not Disconnect The Battery. Its A Big Problem With New Cars With The Onboard Computer and It Just Ruins The Electronic Components in The Engine Bay. Just Some Useful information. Plus At Car Dealerships They are Starting to Use Just TIRE SHINE SPRAY to get That Shiny NEW LOOK and its Terrible To Use Because of The Chemical Compounds in It Especially When the Engine Gets Hot!!! Great Work Just Letting You Know Here in The States 🇺🇸 What We Have To Deal With Sometimes!!! Awesome Work Bro Keep You Videos Coming Great Job!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
With this technique, how safe is it in cars that are say 10 years old? I’ve stayed away from a full engine bay clean option, purely because of the risk to alternators etc.
Fair comment. This video is based on modern day engines so I also have few more engine bay videos being filmed so I'm doing a classic car engine bay next month so that will be out in October / November time. You don't have to do full engine bay details you can also offer basic wipe downs with a citrus based product and your get a nice enough finish 😁
Yum yum, I understand how it is, but it's kinda frustrating that product is always something not available for me even if it was a perfect one for my needs. If you do that same magic with some autoglym/meguiars etc widely available brand your videos would have much more views imo.
I understand that mate. I do feature Autoglym, turtlewax, meguiar's but I was at yum hq I couldn't exactly film on their property with Autoglym. My last detail video featured xpert 60, I've also featured alien magic, go Detailing in and pyramid car care. I also got valet Pro stuff coming next month. I only use products I like and to be honest it doesn't matter what shampoo you use etc there's so many that can do a good job 👌
Well said ,cover the battery and alternator (if you can find it) don’t be afraid of water in the engine bay they are tested to destruction almost,there is no way a 70k car would break down because of a bit of water ,possible but unlikely ,I’ve never had any issues with modern cars . I used to be afraid also of doing engine bays but just bit the bullet on my own car and absolutely drenched it ,no issues since….👍
The battery was already protected and and I covered it with cling film but as I said in many other comments we lost some footage as the file corrupted so we lost the intro too. Just bag up the battery it's simple
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Thanks for the videos Dave 😃😃
Brilliant
@@ZomtasticCoUk cheers bud
@@FunnyMemes-yt6pq thank you
@@pauld7861 thank you I Understand mate. u have no idea how much grief I been getting this week. I will address everybody in a video because I think a few things need to be said.
Followed your video to the letter using the materials you suggested. The results made the engine bay of my 2019 Mustang look like it had just left the showroom. First class, thanks
Thanks Gary 🙂
Starting my first Mobile Detailing in The Gambia West Africa..
U hav being of grate help watching your video
I think you’ve missed covering the biggest reason people are intimidated by, and might avoid cleaning the engine bay. HOW do you protect the air filters and battery ? Maybe show where/what needs to be located. As well as how you protect them. That would be super useful!
Hello I have another more detailed video coming 🙏
@@epicautomotivedetailing thank you for saying so.
I mean come on now, if you can't use your imagination for that then what's the point even existing.
@@kennethnoel1257its a sensible question, get a life keyboard warrior.
@@doricdave 😂😂 keyboard warrior 😂😂 we can meet up for a face to face if you like🤷🏿♂️
Just wanted to let you know I watch your videos all the time. I live in Ashland Kentucky in the United States. I'm also a beginner detailer. Thanks much for your videos.
Thanks William genuinely means so much to see positives 👍🙏
Thank you for the video Dave. You gave some useful tips there. Lots of people shy away from engine bay cleaning but on modern cars it's really one of the easier cleaning jobs. That Yum dress looks some good stuff as well.
Yes I just go all in with engine bays. I have good insurance lol
hey, great job. I would like very much to see also cleaning the engine block without the cover. I have a 2017 diesel volvo and need to clean the engine bay to keep an eye on oil leaks.
Top class video for a beginner in the detailing game
Thanks mate
i tackle the engine bay with autobrite direct jaffa degreaser brush on with detailer brush .. i had a problem with a bodge car cleaner year ago had to replace the coil as he got water in the engine... when brushing i gets in cracks and crannys and wipe of with cloth.. looks great at lease no problems... great video ..
thanks mate.
Cover the electrical components, especially the alternator. Great video.
thank you
My next job. Thanks for the video, makes me doing it after watching you more confident. Cheers buddy. Great videos 👍
Thanks John Appreciate the kind words
Great video. I’m really unsure about tackling the engine bay. Do you have a video or recommend how you protect the battery and other components that need protection?
Hello mate yes more engine bay videos was testing waters with this one
@@epicautomotivedetailing I second the request for a detailed video about how to protect the elements that need protection. Thanks! Super informative channel!!!
Love the format of this one, would be nice to see a similar one on door jambs if possible?
Hello Yes ive done one but its coming hopefully next week thanks mate
@@epicautomotivedetailing Awesome thanks mate
Great video, only thing missing is how you protected the filters and battery? want to try this on my car :)
Great point! we lost footage during filming and the location was 4 hours away so couldnt go back to film sadly
Great video my European detailing brotha SALUTE from Florida USA!!!)
Thank you my friend 🇺🇲
Great vid as always Dave! Would like to see a engine bay clean with an older car without all the protective engine covers as those tend to be be more of a ball ache to wash as everything is exposed.
Thanks mate yes there is one coming very soon
@@epicautomotivedetailing fantastic! Look forward to it!
@@epicautomotivedetailing I'd be happy to offer up a car for that!
Everything was exposed on my MK2 Clio and when i had the engine bay jetwashed it later ran on 2 cyl's as water got in the spark plugs and coilpacks. After taking them all out and drying them off it ran fine again. I now have a 2005 Corolla with the coil packs and spark plugs hidden underneath the engine cover so no chance of misfiring when jetwashing the engine bay. I do mask off connections, alternator and the battery though.
@@jaggass I had a Renault MK1, brilliant car, one of the best cars I've ever owned.
Cheers dave , taken ages to pluck up the courage to do this .
I did a surfex hd spritz round , then snow foam
Van still starts , was very cautious but looks much better
Honestly I know people always go on about it not being a good idea but in the 15+ years I've done this it's never gone wrong
@@epicautomotivedetailing that's good enough for me.
Another brilliant video. Still brings me out in a cold sweat.
Thanks Jeremy new video coming in about an hour
Great vid buddy, i have a 2006 jeep grand cherokee which is in desperate need of an engine clean as its had an oil leak for a very long time and the garage refuses to wrk on it until its been cleaned lol. i noticed that you left the engine cover on, the v6 in my jeep has a plastic engine cover but needs cleaning underneath,do you think its ok to remove it and clean whats under there?
when you say cover up major components does that include any exposed drive belts/fan belts etc?
other than battery/alt/intake i cant think of anything else that would need to be covered. some people say cover up all electrics including all plugs etc but surely they get exposed to water splash on the road.
keep up the good work buddy
Mainly alternator, battery, electrical fuse box. I know most is covered anyways but I just cling filmed it. I should of filmed that bad lol. My van engine looks incredible and I'm going to do more engine videos soon I think
Excellent vid this car is a diesel engine is doing a petrol car any different because of things like coil pack and spark plug etc
Thanks mate. I've always treated every car different based on whatever the engine is like. Audi's are well protected though
Yet again you have smashed it , your videos are just awesome, as you know I’m just a weekend Warrior and just Learning so much I really didn’t know you could do that on your Engine , keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks Craig Appreciate it mate
Very impressed. Also, what are you using to protect the battery and fuse box?
Since there's no answer allow me to add my 2 cents. I used to work for a fleet, cleaned many an engine, and experience taught myself a rule of thumb on this: when in doubt about spraying a water-sensitive component (alternator, starter connections, spark plug coil area, fuse boxes), cover it up water-tight as you can get it then go clean the engine as you will. And either clean by hand with brake cleaner or some such or else simply leave that part dirty.
I know this might not be an option if this is your customer's car - but since nowadays the only engines I clean are my own, that is what I do.
It only takes one time of not being able to restart your engine and you will become a real stickler about this. And that's also the main important reason to do on a warm-not-hot engine as it helps the water evaporate much quicker. Also I make a point to have compressed air at the ready too just in case.
A job well done, amazing results. 👏 Dave, like the new format for your videos. 👍🇺🇸
Thanks Ben. Always trying to make the whole process easier for people to follow
Another great video, thank you. One question, that you didn't cover. What do you use to protect electrical parts under the bonnet? I've heard different suggestions, from tin foil to plastic bags to just covering with a microfibre cloth. What do you use?
I lost some of the footage unfortunately so video was shorter than planned. I use plastic bags normally with elastic band
On modern cars should we still be covering battery and filter? If so, How would you cover air filter and battery? Plastic bag?
yes sorry we lost footage from filming, rookie mistake
Great video!
What would you recommend on a 10th gen Honda Civic which does not have an engine cover (don't know if that's the right term)?
Great video Dave,the engine bay is looking smart, would parts of the electrics have to be covered before washing.
alternator , fuse box area in case its not sealed properly, battery area. Most modern cars are well protected. thanks for watching mate
How about any water and cleaner possibly getting underneath the shroud, into the coil/injector area? I figured with the heat material, remove it :-)
Great video Dave, that yum dressing looked brilliant and the engine bay looks like new 👌👌
Thanks mate looks better in real life. Featuring few more engine videos with new camera in few weeks so will do some other methods
Hi, please inform what is and how to purchase the quick release nozzle rubber protector you are using on your gun?
Hello everything in this video comes from yumcars
Nice job Dave, but the cars not very old is it?
Yes that's why said in the video it's a modern day engine bay cleaning video. I've already got various engine bay videos lined up for classic cars using alternative methods
Great video Dave. Fair play for doing something different 👌👌
Thanks mate 😃
Informative vid as always,😎,look forward to the next vid,, think could do with some tips at wheel cleaning👍
Cheers Paul decided to sandwich other videos in between each guide so got something else coming this week to keep content varied
Hello to the too excited Dave😉😉 from Australia ;) Very nice engine bay and yes that did look like new, a top job..
I'm sure I'll be out of luck on the Yum products here though..
My family live in OZ, sounds lovely in Perth. Not sure they doing products in Australia but to be honest there are so many great brands out there and ill try feature some Aussie brands perhaps. That would be great
@@epicautomotivedetailing Ah cool Adelaide here mate. Aussie brands now there's a great idea! If you can and if not I'll still be watching 👌 cheers to Dave.
i have a 2012 Honda Fit where the battery is expose, i'm thinking of covering it up with a plastic bag or something then copy your process.
Always cover electronics. We lost footage of cling film didn't realize till got home
Great video dave.......thinking of doing my van's engine again but always a tricky job. Will use snowfoam like you ,good tip pal 👍😉. Love your video's buddy........never used yum products but will start to look into them now 👌
Thanks mate. To be honest there are so many products out there my intention was never to make people to use yum but instead take the content from the video but yes it's my go to products on most days. I use so many brand's but these ones happen to be the best for me 🙏👍
@@epicautomotivedetailing its great to get tips on how and what to use pal.......thanks for a great channel 👍
Once again Dave great video, but what about if you have no water near by like myself?? I do my car with waterless cleaner.
Great question mate fear not I'm filming a waterless engine bay video next week and also doing as many variables as possible 🙏
@@epicautomotivedetailing that would be handy too see Dave 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Brilliant videos..keep up the brilliant work..
Thank you 🙏🙏
Hi Brilliant video as normal, You just didn't show at the beginning the actual parts you covered up to protect and what you used, This would be great to know and see?? Thanks
Yeah we filmed with 2 cameras a6400 and Lumix gh5 and the footage from the Sony corrupted and I didn't think to record with the Lumix 😬 we lost the intro too which was gutted hence the voiceover ☹️
Top results with maximum efficiency. Would like to see your approach on, say fifteen, twenty year old vehicles.
Great video I would love to do this to my engine bay but am too worried that I will get water into electric etc I have a Vauxhall mokka 2015 theres a clear message on the bay No pressure washer
That's cool there are many alternative ways of cleaning engine bays. I got another video coming soon using steam and then I'm doing a hand clean with no hose no water pressure
That was a really good video but man, I would be scared to clean it like that! I'm glad I came across your video, it gives me a little more confidence to have a go cos mine could use a clean, Q7 too! Subscribed!
Love that nice one thank you so much 🙏
Cracking video fella, keep em coming 😎
Cheers Kris more coming this week
Dave what did u cover the car parts with cheers mate keep up the great work
Hi mate I used cling film in this one. We stupidly lost data when I recording the beginning of this one
What year was this car? Will it be safe to do this on a 2010 model?
when do you do the engine before the car or after?
Engine first before anything else mate
I have always been scared of doing this and just used a detail brush and a spray bottle and a damp microfibre cloth on the engine bay.
Is it safe to use this method on a car.
Yes totally safe doing it that way my friend
Is there a video now for steam cleaning the engine?
Soon mate been manic filming bits 24/7
@@epicautomotivedetailing Aight! Keep going mate, subscriber from Philippines!
This was an epic video! Thanks man
Thanks very much 🙏
Where can I buy a power wash tip like that black one please?
Yum cars mate
@@epicautomotivedetailing ah just checked I found it ty, I hope it ships to the US
Another epic video mate keep up the good work
Cheers Buddy thanks for watching as always
@@epicautomotivedetailing think your videos are awesome matey and you’ve helped me in my short TH-cam career more than you’ll ever no so fan for life
Thanks mate. Happy to help
How do you protect the filters and battery? This was just glossed over.
Hiya as I mentioned in comments we lost some of the footage from one of the cameras including intro , covering scenes and ending unfortunately
Looking forward to it
Thank you
Some great tips Dave 👍
Thanks mate
Another great vid Dave, keep ‘em coming
Thanks mate
Great share thanks
Thanks mate
Enjoyed the Video [ im guessing after so many mentions your a fan of YUM product then🤣 ] at start you rightly said protect items such as filters etc ...... just wondering, have seen a few Engine bay videos saying cover alternator , disconnect battery etc HOW Do you "Protect these " cover with plastic bags or what ??
I use cling film or plastic bag mate. I'm doing other engine bay videos soon was testing waters with an alternative method that I hadn't seen anywhere else 👌
Blowers are useful with engine bays. You can blow the dressing into all the nooks and crannies and get an more even finish over the entire engine bay👍
I need a new car dryer. mine blew up big time
@@epicautomotivedetailing The Big Boi?
@@Audittr2108 yeah mate sparks flew out and everything
Another great vid dave how would you go about price for a engine bay clean
Thanks mate you got few options. First it depends on how bad the engine bay is and how delicate some of the components are. Eg classic cars need to cleaned by hand only. I've always added it as an extra and not as a standalone service. Engines like this one for example I would of charged around £50 but obviously wouldn't if waited till next day to dress engine bay. We did that bit that bit purely to test the product
@@epicautomotivedetailing thans for your reply mate apreciate the info ive only ever done them by hand on family and friends cars not yet tried a customers but might be worth a try 1 day thanks again
Thanks mate stay tuned other engine bay videos coming
See u used kranzle 1152 tst is it good ? Also the mtm pf22.2 is that a good foam cannon ?
It is amazing but it's also got one heck of a price tag that just isn't doable for most people.
@@epicautomotivedetailing ok cheers that 😃 👍👍
Any links to the transit connect engine bay clean.
Coming soon.
Beautiful Job!!! Love You Videos. In America We Have" Do it Yourself Car Wash " Takes America Quarters However The TIRE AND ENGINE CLEANER is Really Nothing But ANTIFREEZE if You Can Believe That!!!😂😂😂😂😂 The Main Reasons I Telling You This Is Because Most Novices Just Spray and Soak The Engine Bay Without Covering anything and Do Not Disconnect The Battery. Its A Big Problem With New Cars With The Onboard Computer and It Just Ruins The Electronic Components in The Engine Bay. Just Some Useful information. Plus At Car Dealerships They are Starting to Use Just TIRE SHINE SPRAY to get That Shiny NEW LOOK and its Terrible To Use Because of The Chemical Compounds in It Especially When the Engine Gets Hot!!! Great Work Just Letting You Know Here in The States 🇺🇸 What We Have To Deal With Sometimes!!! Awesome Work Bro Keep You Videos Coming Great Job!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Thanks so much that's very kind genuinely means a lot to see positive comments
so would britegel be safe for engine bay cleaning? thanks
Im not sure mate . i havent used that so i dont know the effects it could have
@@epicautomotivedetailing its autobrites gel based wheel cleaner it does fantastic on the wheels 😂
Awesome video Dave and great tips as always👌
Thanks mate. Got loads more videos coming
@@epicautomotivedetailing please bring them waiting🙌
Can you wash the engine bay of any car?
No not this method. This is for modern cars only I have another engine bay video coming next month
With this technique, how safe is it in cars that are say 10 years old? I’ve stayed away from a full engine bay clean option, purely because of the risk to alternators etc.
Fair comment. This video is based on modern day engines so I also have few more engine bay videos being filmed so I'm doing a classic car engine bay next month so that will be out in October / November time. You don't have to do full engine bay details you can also offer basic wipe downs with a citrus based product and your get a nice enough finish 😁
@@epicautomotivedetailing ideal, cheers dude
Thanks for watching mate 🙂
Have got a video of where there isn't the engine cover on a car. And what u need to cover so it don't get wet?
coming soon mate
@@epicautomotivedetailing brilliant can't wait to see it
Awesome video. I would like to see the engine steaming.
It's coming mate
Love this video. Well explained as always
Many thanks 🙏
Very helpful vid!! 👍🏻
Thanks Adam
try not to get the sound deadening to wet as that is how it starts to sag on older cars
Thanks for sharing mate 🙏
Proper stuff Dave! 👌🏻🤩👍🏻
Thanks mate 😃
does this also relate to say a 1996 car?
Modern day engine only my friend doing older car engine cleaning soon by hand
Great video thank you
Cheers mate
BRILLIANT as usual DAVE fantastic Yum Dress V2 I’ve gotta try that ,, drys itself That’s Magic ( coz I’m lazy )
Stay Safe
Steve Butler
thanks Steve appreciate the kind words
I'd have liked a close up on protecting the battery and air filter, other than that it was informative 👍🏻
Hello sorry as mentioned in comments we lost a fair bit of footage on this video but there is another one coming soon with alternative methods
@@epicautomotivedetailing
I'll keep 'em peeled fella 👊
Great video Dave very helpful when cleaning the engine bay which xan be scarey 👌
Thanks June. Think people just need to give it a go. thanks for watching
Great job Dave..... same way I dress engine bay while it's wet 👌🏽💯
Thanks mate
I'd be carful around alternators aswell👍
Keep alternator dry, or covered up, today cars has many electronics components
Great video keep it up
Thanks, will do! :)
“A little to excited” 😂
My life has become very sad lol.
@@epicautomotivedetailing great video btw
@@ryleedenney7872 thanks my friend 🙏
Yum yum, I understand how it is, but it's kinda frustrating that product is always something not available for me even if it was a perfect one for my needs. If you do that same magic with some autoglym/meguiars etc widely available brand your videos would have much more views imo.
I understand that mate. I do feature Autoglym, turtlewax, meguiar's but I was at yum hq I couldn't exactly film on their property with Autoglym. My last detail video featured xpert 60, I've also featured alien magic, go Detailing in and pyramid car care. I also got valet Pro stuff coming next month. I only use products I like and to be honest it doesn't matter what shampoo you use etc there's so many that can do a good job 👌
Well said ,cover the battery and alternator (if you can find it) don’t be afraid of water in the engine bay they are tested to destruction almost,there is no way a 70k car would break down because of a bit of water ,possible but unlikely ,I’ve never had any issues with modern cars .
I used to be afraid also of doing engine bays but just bit the bullet on my own car and absolutely drenched it ,no issues since….👍
Finally someone gets it, Thank you
EPIC
Thanks mate
I would still have a compressor and blast the water from the electrical connectors
I didn't have one for this video
A little bit too excited about the brushes…sure lol
Love a soft brush
4:31…. He’s got a lot of spunk, I can tell you that
the reason i clicked on the video was to see who u protected battery n filters... the part u skipped
The battery was already protected and and I covered it with cling film but as I said in many other comments we lost some footage as the file corrupted so we lost the intro too. Just bag up the battery it's simple
This is a great way to fuck your car up 🤣
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