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Hello all,
First of all, I'm french so I appologize for my lack of grammar and mistakes in english.
I have been looking around for a "How to hibernate my car for the winter" or something like that, I didnt find anything. Does one exist? If no, do you have any tips?
I am crazy cause it's a winter car, I know.
~Alex
First of all, I'm french so I appologize for my lack of grammar and mistakes in english.
I have been looking around for a "How to hibernate my car for the winter" or something like that, I didnt find anything. Does one exist? If no, do you have any tips?
I am crazy cause it's a winter car, I know.
~Alex
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For mine, all I did was put it up on stands put some fuel saver in with the gas, and started it every couple of weeks. I know some do a lot more but it can be simple.
I would recommend jack stands, wheels off, start it occasionally, clean it before storage, unhook battery, and dryer sheets.
The dryer sheets should be tucked in certain spots of the engine bay/exhaust because for some reason mice are deterred by them.
Again, you dont have to do all this stuff but just to be safe those are my recommendations as I am storing mine for the second year this winter.
I would recommend jack stands, wheels off, start it occasionally, clean it before storage, unhook battery, and dryer sheets.
The dryer sheets should be tucked in certain spots of the engine bay/exhaust because for some reason mice are deterred by them.
Again, you dont have to do all this stuff but just to be safe those are my recommendations as I am storing mine for the second year this winter.
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For mine, all I did was put it up on stands put some fuel saver in with the gas, and started it every couple of weeks. I know some do a lot more but it can be simple.
I would recommend jack stands, wheels off, start it occasionally, clean it before storage, unhook battery, and dryer sheets.
The dryer sheets should be tucked in certain spots of the engine bay/exhaust because for some reason mice are deterred by them.
Again, you dont have to do all this stuff but just to be safe those are my recommendations as I am storing mine for the second year this winter.
I would recommend jack stands, wheels off, start it occasionally, clean it before storage, unhook battery, and dryer sheets.
The dryer sheets should be tucked in certain spots of the engine bay/exhaust because for some reason mice are deterred by them.
Again, you dont have to do all this stuff but just to be safe those are my recommendations as I am storing mine for the second year this winter.
Where do you store it?
Do you put some kind of "bash" on it?
I thought about putting it in a tempo with a bash on it but I'm scared of humidity..
I can't find any information about it on whe internetz
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This year it will have a waterproof cover on it (Bash). In my buddy's garage in Lansing, Michigan. I really would not worry about having it in a heated garage personally, but I am sure it gets much colder up there than it does down in Michigan. If you have the money to spare and want to be safe, go ahead and get a heated unit. But I think it would be fine uncovered as long as you go and start it up every week or two during the winter as I did.
Also, I am no expert here. So don't take my advice as 100%. I am just stating what worked for me
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Here is my idea...
I think about putting a waterproof bash directly on the floor. Then, a wood floor home made. The car will be jacked on that floor. It will have a car cover. All of this will be in a closed shelter.
Will wax it and clan it,
change oil
almost full gaz with stabilizer
remove battery
I think about putting a waterproof bash directly on the floor. Then, a wood floor home made. The car will be jacked on that floor. It will have a car cover. All of this will be in a closed shelter.
Will wax it and clan it,
change oil
almost full gaz with stabilizer
remove battery
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Here is my idea...
I think about putting a waterproof bash directly on the floor. Then, a wood floor home made. The car will be jacked on that floor. It will have a car cover. All of this will be in a closed shelter.
Will wax it and clan it,
change oil
almost full gaz with stabilizer
remove battery
I think about putting a waterproof bash directly on the floor. Then, a wood floor home made. The car will be jacked on that floor. It will have a car cover. All of this will be in a closed shelter.
Will wax it and clan it,
change oil
almost full gaz with stabilizer
remove battery
Make sure you take your rims off and also start it occasionally then your plan should be set!