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Number one. Leave the car on, when detailing the engine, and a good 10mns after too.


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I had my 360 detailed just before I had my motorcycle accident.

The electronic clutch sensor got wet and corroded.

When I drove the car, the clutch was destroyed as a result.

There are some engine parts that don't like water.
Wow! Talk about reliability!
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Wow! Talk about reliability!
I said "reliable for a Ferrari."
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I said "reliable for a Ferrari."
Quit hating on Ferrari...We all know secretly you're a fanboi.






As for the cleaning, I'd use compressed air and a brush if its just dust.. Meticulous...maybe, but you wont have to worry about water destroying things.

You could also use a steamer...that works great too.
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Just search a couple of detail threads to find out about the sensitive parts of your engine. Most modern engines are sealed up pretty good, but some olders ones can give you a headache.
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