Winter Storage
01-01-2009, 08:26 AM
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Winter Storage
Hi everyone, I'm new to the site and have a question about winter storage. My 08 mustang is in the garage for the winter, is there anything I should do to protect it from sitting all winter. I am going to add some fuel stabilizer for sure. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Lloyd
01-01-2009, 11:56 AM
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Hi everyone, I'm new to the site and have a question about winter storage. My 08 mustang is in the garage for the winter, is there anything I should do to protect it from sitting all winter. I am going to add some fuel stabilizer for sure. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Lloyd
I let it sit and charge over and over for the whole winter season.
I've also have gotten into a habit of putting down mouse traps, not poison. **DO NOT USE POISON** Last thing you need is a mouse crawling up into its next in your vent and dying.... disaster...
Put the car up on blocks
It also seems like a good idea to start it up once a month and let it run for a bit. This is where the trickle charging will help too, keeping that cranking power at its peak.
01-01-2009, 01:04 PM
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Well, one thing I started doing was trickle charging my battery for the season.
I let it sit and charge over and over for the whole winter season.
I've also have gotten into a habit of putting down mouse traps, not poison. **DO NOT USE POISON** Last thing you need is a mouse crawling up into its next in your vent and dying.... disaster...
Put the car up on blocks
It also seems like a good idea to start it up once a month and let it run for a bit. This is where the trickle charging will help too, keeping that cranking power at its peak.
I let it sit and charge over and over for the whole winter season.
I've also have gotten into a habit of putting down mouse traps, not poison. **DO NOT USE POISON** Last thing you need is a mouse crawling up into its next in your vent and dying.... disaster...
Put the car up on blocks
It also seems like a good idea to start it up once a month and let it run for a bit. This is where the trickle charging will help too, keeping that cranking power at its peak.
01-02-2009, 09:12 AM
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