HOW TO CLEAN YOUR ENGINE - NO WATER NO SCRUBBING

[@iva4856]

I am fascinated at the patience this man has with all these commenters asking the same question over and over and over and not reviewing the existing comments to see if their question has been answered already!

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you!👍

[@HaiPham-vb1uu]

Yup I use the same thing n my engine always come out clean, No mess either. You a good dad. Thank you your son for his service.

[@AllAmericanMack]

We both appreciate the kind words!

[@gabriela7x917]

Ever have any engine or electrical problems??

[@AllAmericanMack]

Not in 20 years of using it.

[@gabriela7x917]

@@AllAmericanMack I'll be trying it soon, thanks!

[@cecilsigman4526]

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[@j.r.elpadrino7050]

Congratulations to your Son... I am a veteran... I am now retired; I have served 25 years of my life to this country in the US Army...I am proud of your Son to do what others don’t to keep ours country safe, I Encourage your son to finish his service and to do his very best to serve and to be proud of his sacrifice for all of us... God blessed and keep America free!

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you so much for the kind words, encouragement and for your own service! Right now he's on the fence about reenlisting. I am also very proud of him. If more young people served this great nation, we wouldn't have so many participating in the non-sense going on right now.

[@joemontero725]

Gracias for your service padrino

[@ousmandeomande755]

Thanks for your services Sir may God bless your heart and your family

[@williamjackson982]

My Wife and I want to thank you son so very very much for his service. For what he is doing means the World to us.

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for the kind words. I always pass these comments to him and we both greatly appreciate the support!

[@SanchoGracie]

Thank you to your son for his service. Thank you to you & his mother for raising a kid willing to protect our country. 👊💪🇺🇸🗽

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for the kind words! He's a great kid. He actually just got out of the army last month and has enlisted into the national guard. Super proud of him.

[@dickachu3921]

wait who invaded usa so it is needed in protecting?? overseas occupations are not defending own soil.

[@josephsolis3018]

I use this method on my 1997 Ford T-bird. Tried it by accident after I tried degreaser and low pressure water hose. This improved the look 100 % as the degreaser left a film and I didn't want to use high-pressure water on it. Looks like a new engine compartment as my regular mechanic was totally impressed.

[@AllAmericanMack]

The funny thing is so many people are quick to say this doesn't work without ever trying it. My old 2002 F150 engine looked almost brand new when I traded it in at 238k and 8 years old. I did this a few times a year with no problems at all.

[@geseniagonzales8477]

First: God speed to your son for a safe return and thank him for his service. Ive used this product on my tires for years and never thought about this cleaning job. Got try it . Thanks !!

[@marshallknight6350]

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[@juliososa611]

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[@seangbadebo1785]

Thanks to your son for his service. Thank you for posting this. I've used it for 5 years. No issues at all. Great video

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for the support and I will pass this along to him!

[@rjmacaranas5090]

ill try to give this a shot.. thanks for the info. from the philippines

[@IDK-ts4xo]

Been doing this for 28 years on my foxbody , it keeps all the wires, mounts, hoses from drying out and cracking, spray wax combo helps as well , keeps the grime build up low

[@ClaudeRacine]

Thank you, thank you. I just did it AND it worked beautifully. My engine looks brand new AND no one died.

[@exdos2753]

After watching this video I tried this technique with minimal tyre spray so not to get any fluid on any electric contacts and just used some paper towels to wipe over the parts. It worked an absolute treat! Very happy.

[@bronniesboy]

After the wiping it down did it help to minimise attracting dust

[@goyo119]

Thanks, I have not washed my engine for 4 years because of the electronic stuff, great choice

[@jalove7]

That was a wonderful first take. All that is necessary? Is to reapply in the areas missed, excellent video, straight to the point. Thank you for your time. No flim-flam here.

[@andycarpenter5561]

It may make it look nicer but it also attracts more dust since the tire foam doesn't actually dry completely. So once you drive the vehicle road dust sticks to all the surfaces more, hence creating gunk and buildup that will in fact cause more issues than it’s worth. I suggest an Orange degreaser and plain water. Be sure to disconnect the battery.

[@tinamcgarrah7794]

I know the stuff dries on tires..it actually makes them look worse than never using the stuff at all, if you stop using it..Seems to dry them out and look a dullish Grey brown! I switched over to the Meguires tire gel, it really soaked it up for a few applications then it was a normal application from then on..

[@horaciocastillo1435]

@@tinamcgarrah7794 You are righ, thanks for the tip, I willl Meguires tire gel. This tire foam cleaner leaves a residue on the surface that atracts dust.

[@nochannelhere8799]

Have to be careful with Orange degreaser on an aluminum engine. Can etch the engine. Ask me how I found out…

[@macariobanal4413]

@@nochannelhere8799 how?

[@terrapinflyer273]

@@nochannelhere8799 Nope! Not gonna do that! lol 😬

[@RulisGarage]

I clean my engine with a heavy duty degreaser and power wash,after that I used a blower to dry the excess water off, it comes out perfectly fine, at the end I apply tire shine to make it look even shinier try it !!!

[@bigjohn5104]

I always wondered why engines at dealers look great but are always "slick" so to speak. This is a great video my friend. Tell your son thank you as well. Without people like him this wouldn't matter. Thank you!

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for your support!

[@LowThread_Z71]

You still using this method? How’s it working for you??

[@mijjeneccarb678]

Great, Great idea! I hated covering all of the electrical system parts and praying that nothing went wrong. Your method just solved the problem and is much cheaper and faster! Hope your family, son and you are well!

[@adamlipscomb6459]

@@joeishere500 I don't get it I didn't see the guy cover with a plastic bag over the battery alternator and the fuse box

[@adamlipscomb6459]

@@joeishere500 well, I don't want to do that. I'll just cover it up

[@AllAmericanMack]

I've done exactly what I show in the video for 20 years without any problems. I completely understand the concern about wanting to cover certain parts and think that if someone is not comfortable with the foam getting on them they should cover them. I've done this long enough now that I don't have any concerns with it getting on any parts which is why I don't cover anything.

[@adamlipscomb6459]

@@AllAmericanMack thank you for letting me know that helps me a lot And thank you for replying back to me. I want to make sure that I am clear. You were saying. I can spray that tire shine on the engine bay that includes batteries Alternator, and the fuse box are those going to be alright with out cover it?

[@AllAmericanMack]

Ok, don't use tire shine as those are a different product and are heavily silicone based, I specifically use Armor All brand Tire Foam because I've used other brands in the past and find they don't work as well. I'm not specifically saying you should spray those items just that I do and have never had any problems. I say this because suppose when you spray it you get some on the alternator and 3 months later the alternator goes out. You're going to think that the tire foam likely caused it, even if it didn't so that's why I don't say to just spray everything. However as I said earlier, I do spray everything and always have without any problems for 20 years so it's just not a concern for me.

[@davesmith5425]

I tried this and it works great. Detailed my truck and mustang and after two weeks still looks new. I tried it on my can am four wheeler and cleaned it as well.

[@JomsF]

i tried too and i even upload a video on youtube about it.. so far so good

[@LowThread_Z71]

You still using this method? How’s it working for you??

[@melmoland6686]

I like the fact that you spray the product Willy nilly over everything including wiring. That's everybody's concern. It just seems safe and simple. Just great!

[@danp.torreja2777]

Wow that's what I like about you tube and people like you sharing brilliant ideas. Thumbs up Sir. Thank you.

[@Starkster50]

That's what I use and you can make under the vehicle look like new with it as well, it work's very well, people often ask me how I keep my 2007 Toyota Tacoma crew cab looking like new and that's the biggest secret. Thank your son for his service.

[@AllAmericanMack]

I use it on the engine and in the wheel wells to finish off the clean look after I wash it. I've never never used it underneath but that'a a great idea. Thanks for watching and he appreciates all the support!

[@nja3224]

This seems to have solved my question on cleaning an engine effectively without using degreasers and or water/steam. After reading some of your replies to comments of concern, and after watching your updated video, I’m feeling confident to use this method. 👍

[@Jesuswarnedus]

I used just regular amorall and a rag. Took longer but everything was clean and shining when I finished and I never changed my hoses or belts either. Looks good and allmit takes is a little time and effort. God Bless

[@aydentheninja877]

I do mine with 303 others works even better and use half as much

[@renatobh79]

@@aydentheninja877 sorry I am from Brasil. What is 303?

[@AllAmericanMack]

It's an aerospace protectant that's supposed to be really good. I've never used it but would definitely try it if I had some. It's available on amazon.

[@TomDoesUtube]

I a 303 lover .. I spray it on everything =)

[@honghong3153]

Do not use this. Motor oil ok. Not this. Car will be a fire bomb in an accident. Read up.

[@filantiguan7213]

Salute to you Sir for this idea, and salute to your son for his service.

[@Really2u]

Thank you and your son for his service. Your son and you preserve America. I support the green and the red proudly. Never thought of that. I have seen engine clean spray that does the same but you must spray with water. That's when the issues happen. Great job. Will use the tip. Plus small stuff wd40 could do. Great work. Thank you for preserving our freedoms. God bless.

[@kevo8498]

Thank you for sharing this with us all!! I have been searching for a method to avoid damaging the engine with water and even bought some more expensive brand stuff but had not started yet. This just solved my problem. I'll be careful with it to test it a few areas first Thank you very much for sharing this with us all!!!

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thanks for watching! I still like the tire foam method since it's easy and works good. I did an update video on it here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXjWdmWipJiEjtk. I also used a steamer in another video but it is a lot of work and of course you'll need a steamer. This is it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6Kqg4CZaLCmfK8

[@LowThread_Z71]

You still using this method? How’s it working for you??

[@manuelcalvorodriguez5993]

@@AllAmericanMack oh, this just answered my last question, so please don´t mind into reply it, I just will watch both videos. Big hugs from Costa Rica!

[@J1Z06]

I have to try this one time. What a difference the cleaner made. Hand washing made it look a whole lot better.

[@kellzzaza]

I've been using Armor All foam for years on My Car/truck tires. S/N, I use Carpet Foam cleaner also to keep the shine lasting longer on tires. But I've got say, this is the BEST & Cheapest way to keep Your engine bays clean. I'm For Sure doing this to All My vehicles, Starting today!! Thanks for the Secret technique 👌🏾

[@jasonmiller4046]

this is a great way to clean all plastics too and yes we thank your son for his service i am a former LEO

[@brianbower7303]

Thank-you for making this video. I live in an apartment complex with strict rules about not working on your car. But I was able to use this method quickly and discretely, and it WORKED! I'm, a Very happy viewer! PS: it did not affect my engine running in any way. Although I did not spray the alternator or MAF sensor. Thanks!

[@AllAmericanMack]

Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@MrRobuz]

Right on the mark. Years ago I used water to clean a Ford 2007 Escape engine and the water got into the sparkplug coils. There were 3 sparkplugs on the rear meaning you have to remove the intake manifold to replace. A very expensive repair tire foam may have saved me a ton of money.

[@AllAmericanMack]

I learned about the tire foam from a large dealership that I did work for almost twenty years ago. There were even less electronics on engines back then and they were still having problems with the water getting into places it shouldn't and causing problems.

[@ujashshah8087]

I am Impressed ,,, Sir Let the People Speak… U will never be able to Explain All How Ever U Try To ,,,, Follow UR Fans… who appreciate & Believes U Sir Thumbs Up

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you!!👍👍👍

[@patneil6844]

I was skeptical when I first saw this video. I recently got on an engine bay cleaning tear after watching some other videos. The engine bay in my 25 year old car was looking pretty good. Then I saw this product on the shelf at Home Depot for $4. I thought ‘what the hell, I’ll try it’. This really took my engine bay to the next level. The rubber and plastic parts look brand new. I’ll see how it holds up.

[@kulucriss1]

And how did it hold up?

[@todds.6028]

How is it holding up?

[@javiermancheno8531]

Very nice approach to touchless bay cleaning ! Kudos to you and your cheerful sharing disposition Sir !

[@thomasmcwalters9219]

Your son is awesome for joining up. Thank him . Great video

[@SABjork]

I thought I was the only one who did this. I use it on all plastic parts on my car and it works amazing.

[@AllAmericanMack]

It does work good. I also use it inside my wheel wells after wsshing to really give my truck that clean look.

[@wilbertsims3699]

Is the product non flammable?

[@AllAmericanMack]

I don't believe the foam itself is flammable, only the propellant. I tried to light it on fire here --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXjWdmWipJiEjtk

[@balkaran09]

This is too awesome, I love it. So I know what I will be doing this weekend, the easy way. Came on here for the best way to clean my engine before selling my truck, and this is it.Thank you to your son for his service, mine has returned finally after 3 tours a few years back, and I know how stressful that can be. God bless him and you. Thank you again.

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for the kind words, it means a lot to both him and I. Also thank your son for his service, much respect to those willing to sacrifice and serve their country!

[@kimperes5987]

Thank you. I was not sure until I watched your follow-up video. I like a clean engine but don't have a giy to do this stuff or show me how to do this so I'm very grateful for the info. I live in the SW desert where sand and dirt prevails.

[@scrscr4942]

The dust will stick to the oily residue left behind from the tire shine he sprayed, for you, just wipe down with water, or wipe after the tire shine foam soaks (my preference)

[@johng6758]

You want a power washer and a degreaser ,this was liking put perfume on a pig.Its not cleaning anything just putting a shine too dirt.Trust me i have been detailing cars for over 20 years and i know what im talking about

[@Faust8423]

just tried this method today on my challenger, really works like the dude said. thanks bud saved me some serious coin.

[@AllAmericanMack]

Hey, great to hear it! So many people are quick to say it doesn't work when they have never even tried it. I always say this method will never beat a $200 hand engine detail but for what it ia, it works good. Thanks for letting me know it worked for you!

[@kwb1714]

Whether you like it or not, it's a good idea. Not nearly as intrusive as steam cleaning an engine. And for those that are still squeamish, spray some on a rag and wipe it on. I'm sure it works just as well. Good job dude!!

[@noelpercy1601]

Thank you and thank your son for the service to our Nation. I love this tip, I going to use it all thru ma cars hun..🤝 💫💫💫✨✨💫💫💫💫

[@mcimc558]

Hope your son is doing well and thank you for his service

[@AllAmericanMack]

Yes sir, he's doing good. Has a year and a half left and not sure whether he will stay in or not. Thank you for your support!👍👍

[@sameershama5776]

Thank you from oman for this quite easy way of detailing the engine. Also big thanks goes to your son for his service not just for USA but for all freedom of humans everywhere. Will pray for his safe return to you.

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you so much!! It is greatly appreciated👍👍👍.

[@JoelPrieto-xr4sv]

Cool!! I'm trying it on my 96 Ford Thunderbird, thanks 👍👍🙏😇

[@walteroneal853]

That’s actually a great idea, since it’s designed for rubber it must condition the hoses/rubber tubing/etc.

[@marquisgrissom9129]

Well conditioning hoses isn't actually a 'thing'. The heat they recieve from the engine will evaporate that stuff right off. Plus hoses have heated fluids traveling inside of them nothing you do the outside can prevent wear on the inside. Just change radiator fluid and power sterring fluid every 2 years to keep from building much heat and prevents rust where hoses meet the metal parts

[@jackarup4481]

@@marquisgrissom9129 Conditioning hoses *is* a thing. Will it prevent hoses or belts from cracking or drying out? No, but it *does* extend their life. Using your own misguided analogy, no one should even wash their vehicles since they are being washed on the outside which does nothing for the underside of the metal.

[@marquisgrissom9129]

@@jackarup4481 camparing apples to oranges i see. Don't believe the hype. Like i said most of those hoses carry hot matter through then. When they crack, they crack where it meets the metal and because they were probably roughly removed at some point before the failure. So theres no magic lotion to prevent that

[@lisasisk3713]

@@jackarup4481 That's doesn't make sense. If don't remove the road dirt from the inside it will eventually wear out the inside. Just like dirt on a carpet. People that don't clean their carpets have wear tracks, where the dirt grinds a path into the carpet. But that doesn't happen to carpet when people regularly vacuum their carpet, same fact inside the engine.

[@predkivlog]

Cool video but a bit misleading. You really didn't clean your engine, you basically hid the dirt with a film of greasy foam which attracts more dirt/dust ;-)

[@fuffoon]

Ja, das ist not good.

[@Crankshaft-nl5xu]

Do you run the engine afterwards, or do you keep it cool.

[@ricardogutierrez1023]

​@@Crankshaft-nl5xuthat's a good question ❓❓

[@AllAmericanMack]

It has worked either way. I do try to let it sit for a while so the product has longer to work because it will evaporate quicker when the engine gets hot.

[@nathaniellowe6558]

Ok

[@jimmyross4352]

This is great stuff! Some over spray covered some of the black plastic trim under the wipers on my 05 Honda and made it look brand new...so I used some on the rest of it, what a difference !!

[@henryschnitzer6093]

Sir I thank you for your son's service. I am a Peacetime Disabled Veteran and a Retired Police Officer. I just did my two year old f250 diesel truck engine, let it sit for an hour and the truck engine looks brand new. Thank you. How many times a year do you do this?

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for the support, both he and I really appreciate it. And also thank you for your your service as a veteran and police officer, both tough jobs. I usually do my engines a few times a year when I do a more thorough wash of my trucks. Years ago when I was an independant contractor for a deliver service, I drove a ton of miles, about 70k per year. I used to wash my truck much more frequently because I would be at the office waiting on runs and really there wasn't much else to do. Back then I would do it probably about once per month. I remember one time I was out of town and badly needed an oil change so I stopped by a quick lube joint. After they were done, the guy who did the oil changed asked me if I had put a new engine in the truck (it had over 200k at that point). I told him no, I just use the tire foam regularly. He couldn't believe that the engine looked that good with all those miles!

[@AndyLibra]

Thank you for showing and your son but, I have to say, this armor all is just going to leave a sticky residue and attract more dirt. 30-40 years ago, when I was working on my own cars, I use to use Gunk. I don't know if they sell it anymore. You would disconnect the battery. Cover all electrical exposed parts with Clephane wrap. Spray Gunk on using pretty much the whole can. Let it soak for 10-15 minutes. Take a garden hose, rinse it off. Tap any wet spots near places like distributor caps etc. Place battery cable back on. Turn engine on and let run till warm. That would dry it off completely. I would get more money when selling a car after that

[@patriciagerken7742]

Thanks for that.and I’m a vet 2.so thanks for your son serving his country and flag!

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for your service also!

[@richardkingston5238]

Great, Wow so much we can learn online, on KZbin... thanks chaps. PS one fellow mentioned a good point, the spray foam does a good job but the dirt, oil and a slime is still there somewhere in some form? a leaf-blower a power a hair dryer to blow it down on the ground may be a good idea? Just saying eh! all the best Cheers!

[@AllAmericanMack]

Some of the dirt and grease will make it all the way down, but no, not all of it will...at least without help it all won't. It doesn't bother me at all, but yes, something like a leaf blower will help to remove even more. If someone is comfortable spraying their engine off with the garden hose, it works even better.

[@michaeladams7406]

My guy at Autozone gave me the tire shine tip quite a few years ago.Dealerships use this method all over the country. especially in the northern states...

[@feliciamarte3031]

All I know to say God Bless these videos and every one that makes them i was a single mother and didn't know Anything about cars Until i started watching these videos machanics lie to me and take my money so thank u all because every little bit counts God Bless u all❤️

[@jimmytomkins5126]

I never heard such a load of bollox!...it's like taking a shower with no water! cleaning the engine means a detergent and power hose. what yer- man is doing is shining up the parts on a clean engine!

[@angelatrippwatts5613]

I did this to my Tacoma & 10 minutes later it was a Tundra! Thanks!

[@AllAmericanMack]

Lol!! 👍👍👍

[@moo8698]

That comment section.. "I'll try that on my xy car that has a this big engine with turbo". Yea. I'll try that on my Aston Martin DBX which is not even out yet. But I'll clean it tomorrow because this and your comments are making a perfect sense.

[@kelvingillett5331]

Main this one of the most educational vids on vehicle's that I have ever watch .thanks so much for the vid will try it .

[@luisvadi3425]

This is incredible! I'm trying this on every car I own from here on out.

[@LowThread_Z71]

You still using this method? How’s it working for you??

[@richardkluesek4301]

Thanks for the tip, makes sense, tires are rubber, as are belts and hoses and the polymer engine components. Will try this out on an old Ford CVPI high mileage gas guzzler.

[@davldbradley6073]

I tried tire foam years ago, I read the can and it said hands-free spray on leave on dry looking tires,wipe if nessisairy won't damage paint I did the tires had lots left so I just put it on every thing. Just like the can said resist dust on tires .. I wiped the fenders off and the flat areas or heavy dirt. That's it. BTW I NOW CHARGE $78.00 FOR CAR LOTS OR $59.00 FOR MORE THAN TWO VEHICLES.NOW MY FRIENDS GET IT DONE FOR $40 OR $50.00. They love it and it resist most dirt unless it's water on it,that wipes off usually. If I'm busy I have a girl that does it for me for $20.00 she's always asking if I have any jobs for her. If the radiator is dirty. I use cold engine, Simple Green and a hose. Big bucks for nothing. I friggin love it! 12years now no complaints I don't do grease. I do Semi Trucks also same price unless the rad is full of bugs. OKEY BYE. DAVE

[@matthew6202]

I’ve always used super clean degreaser it makes it look brand new and doesn’t leave that oily armor all look. I use this method because if I have a leak I want to see where it’s coming from. Never heard of the tire foam thing until now lol. Looks good though

[@feelisaaclove]

Thank you for the idea. I will try it, I always wanted to clean my engines on my cars but I have no idea how to.

[@Jevandtieriel]

Wow, I expected you to hose it down afterwards. Cheers for a great tip.

[@search_collectibles]

Thanks for the video I have a 2004 Toyota Corolla it’s dirty But not that bad Would this work or would I need to do other stuff to it Thanks again

[@AllAmericanMack]

I've never had any problems with light to moderate dirt and grease. Maybe you could do a small section to see how it does and whether it might need additional degreasing.

[@search_collectibles]

@All American Mack. Thanks Mac I’ll definitely try it God bless

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thanks and same to you!

[@ra8723]

All American Mack can this safely work on Honda Accord engines Thanks I’m such a skeptic

[@MrRockydee07]

Thanks great info, This is formulated not to harm synthetic rubber used for tires, Hoses and plastise for cars, Going to use this than rinse it with very lite water spray ...👍

[@marugg78]

I just bought a hybrid car and there's a lot of electrical components under that hood that I'm hesitant about taking a water hose to. I'm definitely going to try this.

[@Wrensspeedshop]

Same thing we used to do it a little small ma & pop shop car sale lot. Spray that crap all over the place that way at hides any leaks and or areas where there may be issues because it’s all shiny and therefore it’s hard to identify issues/leaks. On the other hand if you do have a solid platform with no leaks and runs good, that stuff does wonders.

[@sydhughes6041]

Neat idea of yours, greetings from Wales in the UK Tried it and it works.

[@AllAmericanMack]

Hello from the USA👋 and thanks for watching! 👍👍

[@raycrook4802]

I tried just a quick detail with 1 can...IT WORKS! Just be mindful of you electrical connections 👍🏿

[@mariosalcedo1259]

I washed my engine at the car wash in the 90s and got an electrical problem! Don't do what I did. Thank you and I will do this soon.

[@SitverystillL]

You actually did that

[@JamesBrown-rm2rd]

finally someone else that has enough commen sense to not spray water on there engine, i,ve been doing the exact same thing for years, and so does detail shops,but all these guy's get on here and just about disassemble there engine to make it look good ,then they spray wayer all over it,and yo make it worse they spray dish detergent on it also that dryes the rubber out on there hoses and belts wow ,goid video my man.

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you! There are a lot of people who completely dismiss this method, many of which have never even tried it or have been scared by other videos claiming how "dangerous" it is lol. Too bad they don't give it shot and see for themselves. Oh well, those of us that actually use it know but some people will never be convinced.

[@manivelan9672]

Superb! I was about to clean the hood the old way, when the KZbin algorithm brought me here!! Thanks this looked so cool and no sweat!!

[@samuelherrera3980]

🇺🇸 🇺🇸 thank you for raising an american patriot. And thank you to your son for his service. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for the kind words! We're very proud of him and all those serving and sacrificing.

[@traceyjones2010]

I've been doing that for years I love that new car look

[@hollywafflez4722]

This is the ultimate car life hack! Way better then the old tooth brush 🤣😂🤣

[@honghong3153]

Car fire bombs. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidg7346]

Good job Daddio! I will definitely try this cleaner out. Thank your son for his service and god bless him and all your family! Thank you.

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you! It always means a lot to both him and I to see that support.👍👍👍

[@davidg7346]

@@AllAmericanMack well i wrote those words with all of my heart! And since he is serving the best country in the world i ought to give him a great welcome when he comes back. Love you my son i have two of my sons as well so love you and thank you for your service! Come back home!

[@AllAmericanMack]

@@davidg7346 It was a double edged sword when he enlisted. I didn't want him to go, but knew serving his country was an important thing for both him and the country. It was a proud moment watching him and all the others graduate basic training. I forward him these comments because he appreciates the support of people like yourself. He is stationed in a city where there is a huge anti-military sentiment and was actually spit on at the airport on a trip home for his grandmothers funeral. So people like yourself who take the time to write words of encouragement and support really do mean a lot. Thank you again and God bless!!

[@trevorgwelch7412]

I hope the serpentine belt ain't slipping . Good Videos Bro 😊

[@rafaelmillan5800]

Wow!!! Beautiful!!! To your son thank you for his service .

[@d10dozerman2]

Been doing this for over 28 years. Works awesome and looks amazing when done

[@AllAmericanMack]

Awesome👍👍. Too bad so many people are quick to dismiss it and not give it a chance, they would be surprised.

[@AllAmericanMack]

I did not use water after the foam. I have used water in the past and sprayed it off afterwards but I usually don't. It's going to work better if it's sprayed off but the whole reason behind cleaning it this way is to *NOT* spray a bunch of water on the engine. Here is an update video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXjWdmWipJiEjtk

[@dcdecastro1578]

Will it work under the hood of a 2008 Hummer H3 without damaging anything?

[@d10dozerman2]

@@dcdecastro1578 I've been using No Touch Foam Tire Spray or the Armor-All Foam Tire Spray under my hood for over 28 years with no issues. What I usually do, I'll take a power washer or the garden hose and spray off the engine with some water. Make sure you Do Not spray directly into any wiring harnesses. To be extra careful you can always cover them with a plastic bag. When I am done spraying off all the loose dirt and grime I wipe the excess water off with rags. I then will either drive the car for a bit or let the engine idle to get to normal temperature to help evaporate any moisture from the water. Then I spray it on a cool engine let it sit on there for about 10 minutes then I take a clean rag and wipe it all down. 😎 Wallah nice detailed engine compartment.😆 I hope that helps you out.

[@AllAmericanMack]

D10 DozerMan Great advice!

[@nenedecaramelo]

I have used this for years and it works, a great way to improve the appearance of your engine compartment soecially if selling a car.

[@k9aid514]

especially when it goes on sale

[@AngieMusicArt]

Will this stuff erode on certain portions? This is great I’m gonna try

[@k9aid514]

@@AngieMusicArt never had a issue so far

[@rmcnasty7319]

Do not spray on alta Nader , he he

[@davidjudd221]

Is he any relationship to Ralph Nader?

[@TruthSeekerAll]

Thanks for the great video. Are there parts we need to cover first before spraying that?

[@AllAmericanMack]

I don't personally cover anything however some people like to cover the alternator and it's a good idea to disconnect the battery also.

[@TruthSeekerAll]

@@AllAmericanMack thanks appreciate it. 👍

[@Blue_Angel.555]

I had been thinking how I was going to go about cleaning the engine on my G25 Infiniti...then I find this video, Thank You!!!!!!

[@honghong3153]

Car fire bombs. 😢😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂motor oil ok. Not this. Read. Car accidents. Bomb.

[@phuha4355]

I think the dirt is still there but loosen off. It''s better to blow off with compressed air. Thanks for good work

[@AllAmericanMack]

It will not remove 100% of the dirt but it does remove a lot. Watch this one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXjWdmWipJiEjtk

[@TheJunyahboy]

Thanks for sharing this video and thank you for your son's service, Aloha from Hawaii 🤙🏾

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you for your support!👍👍

[@LS-uv5jf]

Love this to clean your engine fast, quick and cheap. Thank you!

[@thebig3098]

Thank you where can I get it in South Africa

[@AllAmericanMack]

I would try an auto parts store.

[@gsurfalways5022]

Love this idea gonna try it. Everyday where I live in Trinidad I have to drive on dusty roads 1 1/2hrs each way to work when not wet if wet muddy roads. 👍

[@cocjeanie]

Thank you for posting this!! Although mine has never been cleaned because I didn't know how and it's taking a little bit of wiping. Now I know how to keep the next engine looking awesome!

[@mickeyadvani3749]

Why does anybody have to clean the engine ?

[@AllAmericanMack]

No one *HAS* to clean their engine but there's nothing wrong if someone *wants* to clean it.

[@josephbenge8707]

Love it! Going to have to give this a try. To all the haters giving this man crap about using this and being laxy, ever heard the saying work smarter not harder?

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you! I honestly can't believe some of the comments here lol.

[@rnljrt.c.b8100]

Does it really clean the engine or just mask the dirt? Seems to quick and easy.

[@AllAmericanMack]

It does really clean it. I will post part of the description from the Armor All website below where it specifically states that it does clean and it works the same way it does on your tires. Really the only difference is you have more horizontal surfaces on the engine so you can wipe up any excess that doesn't drip off if you want, I just let it evaporate. I've done this for 17 years on all of my wifes and my vehicles without any problems. I guess it comes down to how much time and effort you want to put into engine cleaning. You could certainly do it by using degreaser and water or whatever method, but when I do it this way it is quick and easy as you said and it doesn't take hours to do it. From the Armor All website: Tire Foam®Protectant not only *CLEANS* your tires, it restores their natural, deep black appearance. Watch it working, as the intense foaming action *LIFTS AWAY TOUGH DIRT* Within minutes, our proprietary blend of nourishing conditioners penetrates into your tires, restoring their like-new appearance and bringing out their deep, natural colors. Intense foam activates on contact, *FLOATING DIRT AWAY* without scrubbing.

[@indridcold8433]

Ford F-150, you made a very good choice.

[@a.s.4914]

I might have sore fingertips when I'm done, but I use wipes on my engine. Nothing gets left wet when your done. Belt, alternator, nice and dry. Tub o towels, armor all, whatever ya got.

[@jerryasistin7614]

Magic ! Great work. But sir just asking, i wonder where the dirt goes ?

[@AllAmericanMack]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXjWdmWipJiEjtk

[@rayburton4867]

Damn I love KZbin! Thanks for posting!

[@joeishere500]

Man , whoever invented Utube is a genious...

[@arthurforteza3912]

You didn't wipe it over but still you got it done, great job.. I suppose the dirt just drifted to the ground👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@workfromhome598]

Wow, great idea!!! Never thought about using tire cleaner for cleaning under the hood! 🤔 Thanks for sharing this!!! ❤😁❤

[@honghong3153]

Car will be on fire in an accident. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JP4003]

That's what I've been using and telling people about, as well! Easy work!

[@drvictoria07]

Awesome 👌. Can I spray the tire foam on my existing wires and cables in my engine bay as well?

[@AllAmericanMack]

It should be fine. I spray everything undee the hood, engine, wires, plastic, etc. I would recommend disconnecting the battery before doing it just to be on the safe side.

[@anthony.martinezmartinez2923]

Great idea! I may do that next wash on my vehicles.

[@ToddEdmondson]

You have a great attitude. 👍

[@AllAmericanMack]

Thank you!! Appreciate you watching.

[@wilbertcook5076]

Thank your son for his service 🇺🇸.

[@AllAmericanMack]

I certainly will. Thank you for your support!

[@eddiebagley1637]

Thank you young man. You have saved me time in many ways. You're one cool and smart young man. I wish you could help me with my Pontiac G6. I can't hear like I use to and I have replaced my wheel bearing, but the noise came back after a year. It sounded like the driver's side and when I turn to the right it wasn't as loud and stayed the same when I turned to the right, so I changed the driver's side. It's not as loud but it's still there. Help

[@eddiebagley1637]

Sorry I just seen my mistake. When I turn to the right it wasn't as loud but when I turned to the left it stayed the same, so I changed the driver's side. The noise is still there but not as loud. I was thinking maybe a bad part or maybe I have to change both again. I don't know. Help

[@AllAmericanMack]

I'm certainly no mechanic but if you changed both of them and the noise went away for a year and then came back, I would guess one or both might need to be changed again. If they were cheaper bearings, it could just be failing prematurely or maybe water or debris got inside the seal. If you live somewhere that they salt the roads, that could cause early failure. Even bad roads can wear them out. I had a truck with 238k miles that I never changed the bearings on but my sons car only had about 60k before his needed to be changed. There's just a lot of factors that can go into how long they last. If it were me, I would go ahead and change them both again and be sure to use high quality bearings.

[@mikem597]

Looks good! I certainly am going to try it! And, kudos to you for cleaning your buddies truck