You might try to soak the engine bay in some degreaser for a while then pressure wash it lightly keeping away from sensitive areas with high pressure. I did it that way once without even letting it soak long enough in degreaser and it worked pretty well. It was probably a whole lot cheaper than one of those steamers too.
Steamer for Detailing
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I us a pressure washer my GF bought at Home Depot for my B-Day. Not sure what brand or model (I'm at work now) But it's a 1800 psi. They sell the carwash fluid, I use for presoaking. It does a great job. I've used it several times, Like when I'm taking it in for warranty work 
X2, soak your engine in simple green (dont do it too often as simple green can tarnish aluminum) hit it with a pressure washer or even just your garden hose, let it dry and hit it with the tire foam. It will shine like new!!!fltacoma said:
I never heard of using tire foam stuff.
Its pretty much the same as the "engine detail" spray...TacomaHarry said:I never heard of using tire foam stuff.
I use tire foam in my wheel wells after every wash. You can drive through sand, etc. It doesnt attract dirt like you'd think it would. It makes your suspension, wheel wells, etc... Look brand newTacomaHarry said:I never heard of using tire foam stuff.
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