tchalikias
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So I live in an area with a lot of trees, which sadly means there are very few parking spots clear from trees. This means that every couple of days or so I will find a bird dropping or two on my 200 and tons of leaves under the wipers.
Naturally, these leaves somehow find themselves within the engine bay. They manage to literally fill every crevice!
What is the best way to clean them quickly? Will an air blower do an ok job? Is there any risk of a leaf going someplace it shouldn't? For example, as I was cleaning the engine bay today, I saw a small leaf slipping inside the alternator through one of the cooling holes on the metal cover. This got me thinking, perhaps a portable vacuum cleaner is a better tool for this job?
Naturally, these leaves somehow find themselves within the engine bay. They manage to literally fill every crevice!
What is the best way to clean them quickly? Will an air blower do an ok job? Is there any risk of a leaf going someplace it shouldn't? For example, as I was cleaning the engine bay today, I saw a small leaf slipping inside the alternator through one of the cooling holes on the metal cover. This got me thinking, perhaps a portable vacuum cleaner is a better tool for this job?