Just went mudding, broke my LX in....caked underneath lol (1 Viewer)

[MrX]

Have to say I just drove in some construction areas where the mud was no joke, deep. Handled it like a champ. I even went to a pretty tough spot and tested out the low range, crawl control, and locking diff. I wish I could have gone 50MPH, floored it, donuts etc. but I want to keep my paint nice. The undercarriage is caked, bits of mud in wheel wells etc. Will a regular car wash take care of this? Put sprinkler underneath? It's pretty caked but I don't care. Hate that I got no pics, I'll go back lol.

It's just pitiful the previous owner never did ANYTHING with such a capable vehicle. I just had a blast.

 

[Sandroad]

I regular car wash doesn't last long enough to get mud that's really caked into the undercarriage. Go for the sprinkler and let it run. Have you seen these?

Amazon product ASIN B06XWYTL35

 

[MrX]

I regular car wash doesn't last long enough to get mud that's really caked into the undercarriage. Go for the sprinkler and let it run. Have you seen these?

Amazon product ASIN B06XWYTL35

Nice! I'll do the sprinkler trick. Haven't seen those but they look heavy duty!!!!

 

[nautiquelover]

I got an undercarriage wash to hook up to a pressure washer from Lowe's and it worked pretty well. Did it the first time for like five minutes to soften up the dirt, and then did it again like 10 minutes later. It's crazy to see the amount of dirt that comes off under the car.

 

[MrX]

Lol that mud is CAKED onto the front suspension.

VERRRY appreciative of the mud flaps, they’re heavy duty and will protect exterior.