Has anyone used " Seafoam " when putting their mustang away for winter? I have heard good things about it but have head some quirky things too.
I'm about to put mine away for the winter and was wondering what others have done to make sure it is in good shape for spring.

 

just filler her up with good gas and add the right amount of stabil to the gas. Hook up a trickle charger and be done with it.

 

The problem with Stabil is that once you open the container, it is only good for 2 years, and you have to measure out X ounces per gallon. Seafoam is one ounce per gallon, and since the Mustang has a 16 gallon tank, one can takes care of it.

My mechanic also recomended Seafoam. He uses it in his toys.

 

I have heard it was better than regular gas stabilizer but many of the posts I read never mention using it in performance cars. I don't really think it is a problem seeing I'll only have my car in storage until the end of March.

 

+1 just filler her up with good gas and add the right amount of stabil to the gas. Hook up a trickle charger and be done with it.

 

Best way to winterize a car is drive it, Daily

 

and let he salt eat it up?

 

I just put mine up for the winter also took the battery out used staibil it treats up to 20 gallon inflated the tires to 40psi .The baby is set till spring

 

these newer cars are not as susceptible to rust as the older cars.

 

Some communities are using magnesium chloride as a deicer... great for melting snow and ice... nasty@$$bad for vehicles... read this...


http://valugard.net/

 

my 05 dodge Dakota is rusty mess