Winterizing
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Winterizing
I'm going to be taking my car off the road for the winter....probably (hopefully) only 3 months is there anything I should do to prepare it for hibernation....or is three months not that bad for Mustang to be sitting?
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Originally Posted by kevinsworld3
I'm going to be taking my car off the road for the winter....probably (hopefully) only 3 months is there anything I should do to prepare it for hibernation....or is three months not that bad for Mustang to be sitting?
If its going to be stored outside I'd recommend a high quality car cover, and if its stored on grass put a tarp down under it or something because If the grass grows up against the bottom of the car it will rust stuff.
That's just my 2 cents, other people will probably have more suggestions and if you search a little you'll probably find ten other threads on this topic.
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if you decide to disconnect the battery,remember to lower the window slightly before you do, if you are parking indoors, hopefully?
I don't think there is any more need to put the car on stands, radials don't get flat spots. From other discussions I have learned, put a few dryer sheets in the car, trunk and engine compartment as our little rodent friends don't like them. I got put steel wool in the tail pipes to keep critters out of there. I use a trickle charger on the battery and also put Stabil in the tank before my last fill up.
I don't think there is any more need to put the car on stands, radials don't get flat spots. From other discussions I have learned, put a few dryer sheets in the car, trunk and engine compartment as our little rodent friends don't like them. I got put steel wool in the tail pipes to keep critters out of there. I use a trickle charger on the battery and also put Stabil in the tank before my last fill up.
Last edited by max5ive0; 12/6/12 at 12:40 PM.
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