Switch to my winter car
Switch to my winter car
I put my 94 z28 away today, and pulled out my 92 Bonneville..
It's kinda sad, but winters around the corner. Anyways, is their any tips on what I should do to the camaro? Any help would be appreciated..
Rob
94 Z28 A4
It's kinda sad, but winters around the corner. Anyways, is their any tips on what I should do to the camaro? Any help would be appreciated..Rob
94 Z28 A4
Re: Switch to my winter car
Lots of MODs... Your car will love it... JK... I would put some stable in the gas tank for the winter so the gas won't break down... Start the car if you can about every 2 weeks or so.... Put the car on jack stands to keep from getting flat spots on the tires... Good luck
Re: Switch to my winter car
Originally Posted by LPE Z convt
I would put some stable in the gas tank for the winter so the gas won't break down... Start the car if you can about every 2 weeks or so.... Put the car on jack stands to keep from getting flat spots on the tires... Good luck
Cover it up to if you have a car cover to keep the dust and dirt off. Pull the battery or throw a trickle charger on so your battery doesn't freeze.
Re: Switch to my winter car
Originally Posted by PipesTA
Ditto
Cover it up to if you have a car cover to keep the dust and dirt off. Pull the battery or throw a trickle charger on so your battery doesn't freeze.
Cover it up to if you have a car cover to keep the dust and dirt off. Pull the battery or throw a trickle charger on so your battery doesn't freeze.
Re: Switch to my winter car
Originally Posted by StudyTime
Full tank VS. Nearly empty tank...
That depends on what you think the price of gas will be this spring...
Studytime
That depends on what you think the price of gas will be this spring...
Studytime
Re: Switch to my winter car
Originally Posted by Dave89IROC
nope, FILL IT UP, moisture in the air above the gas in the tank will start to rust the inside of the tank, I've seen lots of tanks damaged this way
Also if you allow excess amounts of moisture into the tank it also promotes the seperation of the fuel. Which would put you through several filters until it were finally pulled out of the tank. Or it's drop the tank and empty it. Not a fun project. Keeping the tank full, and also going with the highest grade possible should esure it'll be fine in the spring.
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