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Old Mar 11, 2014 | 08:44 AM
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I was looking to see what methods you guys had to cleaning the under bodies. Ive just been using only water, anyone have different suggestions?
 
Old Mar 15, 2014 | 06:29 PM
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Never really have unless the carwash I go to has an underbody cleaner..
Speaking of which, should get this thing washed soon.
 
Old Mar 22, 2014 | 07:22 PM
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was considering one day putting it on jacks...getting the creeper and some sand paper, and respraying as much as i can with underbody spray
 
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I've always relied on driving when it was raining to clean the underbody.

Of course, my Blazer has only been "washed" two times in the last 13+ years. One of those washes was with the pressure washer just to knock off all the mud it had acquired during a rather wet and muddy hunting season. The other was a charity car wash.
 
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I hit the car wash and use the wand after all the crap is off the roads. You can also put a sprinkler underneath the vehicle and let it go. I would also say a pressure washer would be good. I have been going to buy one for 31 years and never got around to it. lol
 
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+1 on using pressure washer especially on those that didn't come off using a sprinkler.
 
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Originally Posted by BLAZE1999
I hit the car wash and use the wand after all the crap is off the roads. You can also put a sprinkler underneath the vehicle and let it go. I would also say a pressure washer would be good. I have been going to buy one for 31 years and never got around to it. lol
yea i just got a 5000psi pressure washer, i was cleaning my wheel wells with a 45deg tip and it put a hole in it haha, gonna just get a hose under there when i change my oil

i took a look at my manual, (it was helpful, check that out haha) it says just use plain water.
 
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I put an oscillating sprinkler under the front, then middle, and then the rear and it gets all the mud off. I usually put it there while I am cleaning the interior so it can run for a while when its real muddy.
 
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