Have you ever seen a detail this intense????

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Intense for sure, the only thing I would advise which he may not have remember to show, is when cleaning your engine bay you need to cover all electrical components such as your battery, alternator and fuse boxes with foil, before any water is applied to the engine bay.

The reason you don't see it is because almost all of the electrical in the 360 is inside the car. The battery is in the passenger side footwell and the electrical components are behind the seats.
 

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I do the same work on the Mustang on the exterior, but on the interior, since everything is plastic I just clean it and then seal/shine it :lol:

Does a guy like him(assuming he does it for a living) have a waiver for customers to sign? Like if he happen to damage or the paint or if the water damaged something in the engine bay where the car would not run, it is not his fault?
 

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The reason you don't see it is because almost all of the electrical in the 360 is inside the car. The battery is in the passenger side footwell and the electrical components are behind the seats.

It would still have an alternator on the motor as well as sensors and wiring harness with so-so "sealed" connectors just like any other vehicle.
 

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:eek: pretty cool, and out of his garage too.
He's in Norway ( http://www.facebook.com/TommysCARSPA )
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Looks like he teaches others too...
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And he does everything
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