well when i pulled the etc sensor i looked int he pipe it was completely green so its making me think it was flushed then replaced with green... but when i get money ima get it flushed

 

ROFL, thats gonna make my sig for a while. Thanks for the laugh phil.

 

^ LMAO!

Now you should paint your wheels with the same design.

 

camo wheels? nooooo lol

 

I like the look! I am now wanting to at least clean my engine bay. Whats the safest way?
And to do a flush is really easy, just takes a bit of time depending on how thorough you want to be!

 

as long as you dont mix them, you'll be fine with the green coolant

 

well its not that i dont know how... its just i cant work on my car at my apartment complex cuz they are dicks

 

Armor-All and Foamy Engine brite! Lol, Just cover the water sensitive things and get too it! Armorall for the covers, hoses and plastics. They look new! My engine looks awesome now! Get a stainless steel brush, and some shop towels. The shop towels work awesome for the thick, dirt/grease ****. Just wipe it off. Finally, get some brake cleaner. Its fast drying and apparently safe on electrical stuff, but I wouldn't spray it right in my alternator.

Easiest thing to do? Armor all. Great stuff.

Also, I've heard of Gringots engine bay dressing? Supposed to be good.

 

^^^ pic to prove the awesomness that is your engine bay

 

Brake cleaner is way too harsh to use on anything electrical, it tends to melt the plastic in the connectors. I would stick with an electrical contact cleaner which is a much milder version of brake cleaner.