Under the hood cleaning/detailing

[brazwewn]

Just make sure if you run the green filter at least put the stock one back in, no sense of soaking your filter with tons of water.

Good point. I may need to make a plug to stick in for rinsing the engine. I am sure I can find something at Home Depot.

Wes

[ddfred]

Good point. I may need to make a plug to stick in for rinsing the engine. I am sure I can find something at Home Depot.

Wes

Cut the end off of the stock filter...will take a minute or two to switch out, but will seal well.

[brazwewn]

Cut the end off of the stock filter...will take a minute or two to switch out, but will seal well.

Stock filter needs to stay intact for trips to Ford dealership. I am thinking a tapered rubber plug like they have for plumbing. Doesn't new to have a great seal for the pressures I am planning.

Wes

[ShadowKross]

Stock filter needs to stay intact for trips to Ford dealership. I am thinking a tapered rubber plug like they have for plumbing. Doesn't new to have a great seal for the pressures I am planning.

Wes

I have a spare stock filter I'll send you for free if you pay the shipping. Then you can cut it up and make a plug and still have one for trips to the dealer!

[ddfred]

I have a spare stock filter I'll send you for free if you pay the shipping. Then you can cut it up and make a plug and still have one for trips to the dealer!

There you go!

[brazwewn]

I have a spare stock filter I'll send you for free if you pay the shipping. Then you can cut it up and make a plug and still have one for trips to the dealer!

Let me check Home Depot first. I will keep it mind.

Wes

[TheRyan]

You could always just cover it with a plastic bag and some tape too.. Thats what I do when I do a full engine bay wash.

[buzzard]

Hey Ryan, I run a green filter too and was planning to cover the end with a plastic bag, anyplace else I need to be concerned with?

[TheRyan]

Not that I'm aware of.. The rest of the enginebay is pretty well 'splash resistant'

[buzzard]

Thanks!