Cowl Cover?
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The best cover I have found for keeping leaves out of my cowl is a garage roof. When you are driving you really don't have much stuff getting in there. When you are parked outside under fir or pine trees it is a problem. Once I used a cardboard tube to make a narrow crevice tool to clean under the cowl. Last time I cleaned in there I used my air compressor in combination with the shop vac. I set up the vacuum pickup near the center and then used compressed air to stir up dirt and debris towards the vacuum. Seemed to work ok. But really there wasn't much in there since last time I had the cowl off as it's been garaged.
I regularly spray Fluid-Film into the cowl trough to keep corrosion at bay. If the cowl wasn't such a PITA to remove and replace I'd just take it off more often for cleaning and maintenance.
I regularly spray Fluid-Film into the cowl trough to keep corrosion at bay. If the cowl wasn't such a PITA to remove and replace I'd just take it off more often for cleaning and maintenance.
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Thanks for that correction.
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