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Old 01-28-2007, 11:02 AM
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i head to a .25 carwash with heated/hot water. i use the hot soap & then rinse... no engine cleaners needed... comes out like new. i do this on a bi-monthly basis.

i've never had any problems... this is how i have done it with the last 5 bmws i've owned.
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