Question for you guys with pressure washers!

After a muddy ride and it's time to clean the buggy up, I lift the hood, and the bed and blast all the mud in sight. Then hand wash every thing I can reach. Then rinse, dry as best I can, then spray EVERYTHING with WD-40. Question is, do any of you guys take the seats out and the motor cover off and blast that area also? Thanks for your time and any help.

i do.

dont use high pressure on the motor. i get what needs done and then just disconnect and wash with the hose. thats also when i like to "flood" the inside of the skidplates and get all that out.

Just the regular hose on the Motor. And I dont use WD-40. Learned my lesson on that from my Jeep days. Eventually gets gunky and nasty and gets all over you when you have to work on it.

I presure wash about everything. strip it down and
go to town. just dont presure wash the radiator.
it will bend the fins....

I just use the regular hose on everything use soap eh about every 5th ride maybe but I 'flood' it when rinsing it off in the inportamnt areas body is still dirty usually

I PW everything, blow-it dry with the air-hose, then soak it down with Turtle-Wax F-21, wipe her down, aghhh, that new-Rhino smell...........

Ya , like em pretty clean my self.
i dont mind getting dirty. but when
it gets home. it gets a real bath.
stripped down wheels off.
400 miles in mud and water, my motors
still looks new....

I pressure was everything - I have a pressure washer that does not go over 1800 psi, I have different nozzles that i use from 15 degrees to 65 degrees that I use based on what I'm washing. When I'm done I spray the under side of everything with Pam cooking spray - The mud comes off easy. This is what I do and it works for me !

Pressure wash all of it, wd-40 all of it. Your good as long as you cover your air filter box and keep it dry.

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