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Your original comment was just facially wrong to begin with. A diff cover is gonna get nice and dirty with just normal road use. Vehicle undersides should get
by throwaway0a5e 5y ago
Your original comment was just facially wrong to begin with. A diff cover is gonna get nice and dirty with just normal road use.
Vehicle undersides should get washed fairly regularly anywhere there's road salt. People tend to wash off mud too because it traps moisture and causes corrosion (slower than salt though).
- WalterBright 5y ago> should Yah, who does that? 1 in a thousand? And if you drive through a car wash, nary a squirt is directed at the underside. The real offroaders have filthy vehicles. Besides, pressure washing the underside is a risky thing to do: 1. it drives off the grease and oil, which protect it from rusting 2. the pressure can dislodge wires and other things 3. it can force water into cavities and gaps where it can cause trouble 4. it can erode gaskets 5. the bottom of the car has drain holes, pressure washing will force dirty water up into the cab
- krallja 5y agoYou’re going to shitty car washes if they can’t clean your undercarriage. Undercarriage wash is the first $2 upgrade you can pick at the big one near me.