Does your car wash use about 4000 psi of pressure out of the nozzles! I may be exagerating a tad, but I know my Sporttrac rocks side to side when those suckers pass by! I'd hate to find out what that pressure would do to my vert. :wavey p.s. I assume you have one of those attended car washes? I am referring to the drive-in, stop, get sprayed, and drive-out type. :laughlittone50npump said:why would there be any issues? its a car. cars go outside. weather is outside. I own a car wash and run my vert through about every day.. no problemos..
no car wash runs 4000 psi. Unless they want to replace pinstripes and any other loose part on any car.2k5GTC said:Does your car wash use about 4000 psi of pressure out of the nozzles! I may be exagerating a tad, but I know my Sporttrac rocks side to side when those suckers pass by! I'd hate to find out what that pressure would do to my vert. :wavey p.s. I assume you have one of those attended car washes? I am referring to the drive-in, stop, get sprayed, and drive-out type. :laughlitt
one50npump said:no car wash runs 4000 psi. Unless they want to replace pinstripes and any other loose part on any car.
I know ya were, was just providing the information. :kooky:2k5GTC said:Notice I said I was exagerating a tad.
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Not if you put the top up!!!!!Mr. Toad said:Any issues with the top? Owner's manual isn't crystal clear on this to me. Thanks,
Mr. Toad
The first vehicle I ever waxed was a 1967 Volkswagen bus.R3dF1r3 said:Do it by hand, these Pony's are not that big of a job.
Try keeping a F-150 gleamed out...
Ditto.I've run mine throuh the wash a bunch of times. No problems.