norsairius
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The owner's manual for the Integra (+Type S) says to specifically not spray water into the intake or hood vents as it can cause a malfunction. My understanding is that this is mostly a warning to those who use high pressure power washers at home, but would that maybe apply to automated touchless carwashes too?
My concern is that it's not always convenient to wash the car at home and it'll be difficult to do so once we get deeper into the winter. It's important to at least rinse off the salt/dust/dirt that can accumulate on the car though, especially during colder months when salt and chemicals are applied to the road to deal with snow and ice.
I don't want to send the car through an automated wash with those rollers that whip the crap out of the car in lieu of higher water pressure either.
I sent an email to Acura and haven't heard back yet but I admittedly haven't tried calling them yet.
Has anyone around here gone through an automated car wash yet though by any chance? Any issues?
My concern is that it's not always convenient to wash the car at home and it'll be difficult to do so once we get deeper into the winter. It's important to at least rinse off the salt/dust/dirt that can accumulate on the car though, especially during colder months when salt and chemicals are applied to the road to deal with snow and ice.
I don't want to send the car through an automated wash with those rollers that whip the crap out of the car in lieu of higher water pressure either.
I sent an email to Acura and haven't heard back yet but I admittedly haven't tried calling them yet.
Has anyone around here gone through an automated car wash yet though by any chance? Any issues?
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