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Been using a 3100 psi power washer for years on ALL my cars, Benz diesels and US cars. Never had a problem. Fast, easier than all other methods I've tried and I'll keep doing it. I never put the pressure stream on electrical components and use Break Free on linkages after.
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One of the more stupid things I've done with a pressure washer was to point it at the radiator from in front to get out the road dirt and insects. The spray folded over the cooling fins on the radiator. One of the smarter things I've done is to plan ahead and take the car for a long ride just after washing it to dry it off with engine, brake heat and the wind.
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