Winter Storage Tips
#2
RE: Winter Storage Tips
Mouse traps, around the perimeter of wherever you are storing the car, since mice won't run across the center of a floor.
Dry gas, consider disconnecting the battery and hooking it to a trickle charger. Don't worry about lifting the car unless it's going to be sitting for 6 months.
Dry gas, consider disconnecting the battery and hooking it to a trickle charger. Don't worry about lifting the car unless it's going to be sitting for 6 months.
#3
RE: Winter Storage Tips
Mouse traps, around the perimeter of wherever you are storing the car, since mice won't run across the center of a floor.
Dry gas, consider disconnecting the battery and hooking it to a trickle charger. Don't worry about lifting the car unless it's going to be sitting for 6 months.
Dry gas, consider disconnecting the battery and hooking it to a trickle charger. Don't worry about lifting the car unless it's going to be sitting for 6 months.
#4
RE: Winter Storage Tips
ORIGINAL: straitwangin
I have never stoared a car. Why would you want to put it up on a lift if longer than 6 months?
Mouse traps, around the perimeter of wherever you are storing the car, since mice won't run across the center of a floor.
Dry gas, consider disconnecting the battery and hooking it to a trickle charger. Don't worry about lifting the car unless it's going to be sitting for 6 months.
Dry gas, consider disconnecting the battery and hooking it to a trickle charger. Don't worry about lifting the car unless it's going to be sitting for 6 months.
#6
RE: Winter Storage Tips
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think the best way to prevent flat spots in the tires is to keep the tires fully inflated.
My I also suggest using dryer sheets, yes dryer sheets placed around the wheels since mice hate the smell of those really stinky ones. (sure beats moth *****)
My I also suggest using dryer sheets, yes dryer sheets placed around the wheels since mice hate the smell of those really stinky ones. (sure beats moth *****)
#7
RE: Winter Storage Tips
dont lift it, just use some foam pads to park on,
get a batter tender, not charger
fill up the gas tank, add dry gas, do an oil change, and detail the car, also get a breathable car cover from covercraft
do NOT start it unless you plan on driving it for a good 20 miles
get a batter tender, not charger
fill up the gas tank, add dry gas, do an oil change, and detail the car, also get a breathable car cover from covercraft
do NOT start it unless you plan on driving it for a good 20 miles
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