Undercarriage wash
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by slow.rider, Apr 5, 2021.
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Yeah I'm just thinking once a year around this time.bzinger Thanks this.
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That is not an oily gunky mess.......it is a water and road salt repellant and defense system. Nothing beats rust like oil!
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I got our truck washed at a beacon by gallup new Mexico i believe it was. It was a loaner truck that no one else had taken care of. It was nasty so i started telling them what all i wanted done and it turned out they had a full wash that was around 180. Was sorta like a dealer detail wash. The full Monty so to speak. Did frame, under carriage, axles, engine an truck. Full wash wax and flashed the rims. Plus i got to stand in the bay and inspect everything. Anything i wanted redone they had to do it before i was satisfied and ready to pull out of the bay.slow.rider, Bean Jr. and Dockbumper Thank this.
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Cheap rain gear, clear shop face shield, truck on blocks, creeper, Hotsy cranked as hot as she will go, and I've gotten to become a fan of simple green, purple power, or other degreasers shot through the foam cannon.
Not fun days but well worth the effort a couple times a year.AModelCat and slow.rider Thank this. -
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Some Beacon do, some Beacon don't. It's not that much. Usually do 3 or 4 a year.
Danny's in Phoenix claim is dude actually gets under there and scrubs stuff off. Was never that impressed with there washes.
Good for PM and light mechanical though.slow.rider Thanks this. -
why would you wash off the oil, it's a sealant
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