"as my G gently sleeps....."
#1
"as my G gently sleeps....."
Since I don't drive my G in the Canadian winter months-What are some guidelines on the frequency of starting the car in a non heated garage & how long does the car have to sit before its deemed necessary to fire it up and how long should it idle for - is it also necessary to add fuel additives etc
thnx!
/j
thnx!
/j
#2
Originally Posted by jibbler
Since I don't drive my G in the Canadian winter months-What are some guidelines on the frequency of starting the car in a non heated garage & how long does the car have to sit before its deemed necessary to fire it up and how long should it idle for - is it also necessary to add fuel additives etc
thnx!
/j
thnx!
/j
No need to start it. In fact short runs cause more problems by leaving moisture in engine and exhaust system.
Fill it up with fuel. This reduces moisture in the tank
Over inflate the tires to avoid flat spots.
Get a battery tender and keep it on. This will keep the battery charged without over-charging.
Some put their cars on jack stands to take strain off suspension components.. but this is not necessary
#3
Originally Posted by CarNutz
Fuel is good for 6 months.
No need to start it. In fact short runs cause more problems by leaving moisture in engine and exhaust system.
Fill it up with fuel. This reduces moisture in the tank
Over inflate the tires to avoid flat spots.
Get a battery tender and keep it on. This will keep the battery charged without over-charging.
Some put their cars on jack stands to take strain off suspension components.. but this is not necessary
No need to start it. In fact short runs cause more problems by leaving moisture in engine and exhaust system.
Fill it up with fuel. This reduces moisture in the tank
Over inflate the tires to avoid flat spots.
Get a battery tender and keep it on. This will keep the battery charged without over-charging.
Some put their cars on jack stands to take strain off suspension components.. but this is not necessary
Putting in some gas stablizer doesn't hurt.
Also it is recommended to change the oil just before putting it away.
Last watch for the mice.
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