Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. So we just got back camping at the Mammoth Lakes area, Class Creek area of Mono County, Eastern Syras, Northern California. And as you can see, my razor is pretty dirty. Mostly sandy, dusty roads, that's about it. I didn't do any mud or anything like that. So it's pretty much just dust, but as you can see, it is really dusty. And we're going to go ahead and clean it up today. Got a few little tricks and I just want to show you. All right, just kind of show you the interior a little bit. It's pretty dusty. You know, this garment here is waterproof. So I'm going to have to take that out. Obviously I'm going to take the seats out, make sure it gets a little cleaner. And that's pretty grimy. So, but you can kind of expect this kind of dirt on these things. You know, actually this isn't all that dirty. You really think about it. Not at all. Just a really quick light washing will do. And that'll be it. I'm definitely going to remove the toolboxes and stuff. But as you can see, it's really just some dirt, a big deal, a bit of dust. But you know, I want to work on that blow off valve. And I'm going to remove all that grind before I start opening up the air tracks and stuff like that. So anyway, let's get started. All right, as you can see the, that area is pretty dirty. Here's my rock lights. You know, I just kind wired tied them and put them down here. But a couple that I had a eight light set, but a couple of them I'm not using. There's one of them. And you know, I'm just going to take the leaf blower, blow all this out. It should be pretty simple. Not even going to bother taking out the quick release on these because down here they're bolted in. And it's okay to get wet. All right, guys, a little difference a little bit of air makes. Take these out to let that water get out. But you know, like the way that that leaf blower, they're kind of dusted out. Now you can see you got out the worst of it. I get all the big chunks out here. You got to take out these plugs. Kind of make things a little bit easier. But hey, the less water I could play in this thing, the better I figure. You guys don't forget take out things like you're at straight shooting it might get wet. And as far as the seats and toolbox, now I'm going to do those separately. And again, you can get all this stuff wet. Not a big deal. Just let air dry. Now you saw how the rims look before. After a little leaf blow action, got the worst of it. So what I'm going to use is this little car wash thing with the concentrate and garden hose. And I'm going to suds everything down the soak for about a minute or so. Kind of a mulsify all that dirt. And then wash out with some fresh water. All right guys, I washed it down pretty thoroughly. Then I took the leaf blower again, blew out the air. It's only 700 CFM. So it's not like it's compressed air. So that's pretty safe. I made sure to blow out the radiators very well. And then I started the engine, let it run for a little while. Just get rid of some of that other excess moisture. Then I kind of went around, just kind of wiped everything down with a wet cloth, did the windows, and we're all done. So let me check you out. Much better, I would say. And we got the inspector here, babe. How's it look? Looks pretty good. There's a few water spots, but you know, water spots, but you expect. So it's pretty clean. I paid special attention underneath in the wheel wells, the springs, especially the threads, the shocks, the tires, everything. Everything got doused with that soap, even the toolbox. And then on the polycarbonate rear window, I used plexus inside and out to clean and polish it at the same time. And then on the front dot glass windshield, just regular wooden decks, any glass cleaner we'll do. And yeah, I think it came out really well. And no complaints here. It's clean, especially the seats, they just hose off. All the little knicks and crannies in here have drain holes in there for the most part. You know, I wiped everything out with a nice clean towel afterwards. But again, pay special attention to your polycarbonate or plastic windshields. Don't use wind decks, anything with ammonia. Use something like plexus or other plastic polish wind dealing with the plastics. Okay, so on the next episode, we're going to be taking the clutch cover off, blowing out all the dust, inspecting the belt, and also taking out the air cleaner, inspecting, blowing that out too on the next episode, guys. So thanks for sticking around. Be sure to subscribe to this channel. We're small. We're growing. But we really have big aspirations. Go on somewhere. Okay, baby. Okay, baby. Park it. Looks like my job is done here. Keep going. We've got four more feet. Keep going. Keep going. There you go.