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to a rental company - lol
or if your safe is big enough, put it there. You will never know when "envy" will attack your G when it is all alone.....
joking - lol
Did you have some one that you call really trust to take good care of your G? Trusthy enough to just star your engine from time to time without going for a trip with it?
or if your safe is big enough, put it there. You will never know when "envy" will attack your G when it is all alone.....
joking - lol
Did you have some one that you call really trust to take good care of your G? Trusthy enough to just star your engine from time to time without going for a trip with it?
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To the OP just sell it and when your ready to come back to the states just get a RHD G from over there and ship it to the USA and your set..
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I shoulda just made a new thread... The OP made this a year ago, and he's probably already gone. I am the one that's going away, for a year and a half. I need to know what to do to ensure my engine doesn't seize.
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I was about to say.... if I got orders to japan I would buy a 70 Nova or something 75 and older that way I could bring a car back and pay for the "American" spec car
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lol@ everyone giving the OP advice, and the thread is a year old.Originally Posted by IVRY PRL
I shoulda just made a new thread... The OP made this a year ago, and he's probably already gone. I am the one that's going away, for a year and a half. I need to know what to do to ensure my engine doesn't seize.
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I'm leaving for a minimum of a year and a half. I will store my car, and my main concern is my engine seizing up. Is there any cause for concern? Is there some additive I should put in before storing it to lubricate the cylinder walls?
damnit this is your fault i feel dumb! Originally Posted by IVRY PRL
Okay, rather than making a new one, I figured I'd res this thread.I'm leaving for a minimum of a year and a half. I will store my car, and my main concern is my engine seizing up. Is there any cause for concern? Is there some additive I should put in before storing it to lubricate the cylinder walls?

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I'm leaving for a minimum of a year and a half. I will store my car, and my main concern is my engine seizing up. Is there any cause for concern? Is there some additive I should put in before storing it to lubricate the cylinder walls?
Remove your spark plugs and add a few drops of 2-stroke oil in each cylinder through each spark plug hole. Then, with the plugs still out, turn the key to the START position for a second so that the pistons all move in the cylinders. Then maybe add another drop or 2 to each cylinder and then put your spark plugs back in and don't start the car back up until you return from your trip.Originally Posted by IVRY PRL
Okay, rather than making a new one, I figured I'd res this thread.I'm leaving for a minimum of a year and a half. I will store my car, and my main concern is my engine seizing up. Is there any cause for concern? Is there some additive I should put in before storing it to lubricate the cylinder walls?
Even if you don't do this, your motor won't seize... especially if you have synthetic oil in there.
Out of curiosity... where are you going for a year and a half or more?
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Thanks for the advice!
I'm going to Korea actually, I may also decide to do a year in Japan depending on how things turn out.
I'm going to Korea actually, I may also decide to do a year in Japan depending on how things turn out.