I am guessing - and this is 100% guessing - that if that had to be done, it would be somewhere in the maintenance schedule. But that's not the same as "should" or "want to", of course.
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Yeah, I know that it is not necessary... but at least on an ICE vehicle you get the benefit of having a clean looking engine that's easier to see if there is anything wrong or broken, plus I've heard that having a clean engine is easier to cool because it's not caked with grease and grime. But, considering that everything is covered and there's really no grease, then there might not need to be a reason at all to clean out the bay.I am guessing - and this is 100% guessing - that if that had to be done, it would be somewhere in the maintenance schedule. But that's not the same as "should" or "want to", of course.
fwiw over 9 vehicles (maybe more, I'd have to think about if I'm forgetting one), I've never felt the need to do such a cleaning in my ICE vehicles, either. Never seemed to be dirty enough - although I wasn't exactly taking them to car shows or anything, either (nobody at a car show cares about an Escort GT
completely fair.
Do you think spraying it down with a hose would hurt anything? I don't use the frunk but I did open it the other day to put some washer fluid in the reservoir. I had no idea how dusty and dirty it had gotten under the hood.
No, I've done that a few times.
