Why clean the engine at all?
- Built-up grease and dust make leaks harder to spot.
- A clean engine shows the car has been looked after — important when selling or at an inspection.
- It makes servicing easier for any mechanic who opens the bonnet.
Where’s the risk?
The risk comes from random high-pressure spraying onto electrical parts and connectors, or harsh chemicals that don’t suit plastic and rubber.
How we clean it safely
We protect sensitive parts before starting, break down grease with foam and brushes, rinse in a controlled way with no pressure on components, then dry and dress the plastic surfaces.
When should you do it?
Before selling the car or an inspection, after a minor oil leak has been fixed, or whenever grease and dust have built up under the bonnet. You can add it to any wash or other service.
