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8/7/15, 02:35 PM

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I can't speak for Cdvision, but I wipe mine down with a damp towel after each car wash. I use an old terrycloth towel to dry the convertible top and rims, then wipe down the engine.

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8/7/15, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by TheReaper

How do you keep your engine bay so clean ?

I wipe it down with a damp microfiber towel after every wash.
Low maintenance and easy.☺

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8/7/15, 05:54 PM

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That's what I do, I guess black just shows the dust more.

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8/7/15, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. V

I agree with the above. It wasn't really quieter it just removed a weird unnatural reverberation from the interior. I used to think the engine was straining at higher rpm. I now realize it was the sound tube.

This is my experience. I always thought the car had a weird engine sound but I couldn't really figure out why. As soon as I removed the sound tube, I got good, clean and natural engine sound. The sound tube is a dumb idea in concept and execution...almost but not quite as bad as artificial engine noise through the radio that you can't turn off.