evo storeage
Originally Posted by Dont Try To Run
Haha, i would never store a car. Of course, everything above is from a Porsche site, so its extra than *needed*... But i wouldnt not do something now that I know all of it.
A car is bought to be driven. I understand if its a collectable, but it's obviously not, at least right now.
A car is bought to be driven. I understand if its a collectable, but it's obviously not, at least right now.
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You do not want to leave all of your vehicle fluids (oil, gas, etc) stationary too long or they will deteriorate...try to drive your car at least once every week or so
If that's impossible, then just read previous posts
point is, do NOT simply leave your car unattended
If that's impossible, then just read previous posts
point is, do NOT simply leave your car unattended
I read not to leave it on jackstands. It's bad on the suspension and suspension bushings.
I just change my oil before storing and put some gas stabilizer in it. Then I'll push it back and forth all winter long to avoid flat spots in the $280 Yokos =)
Come spring time the diff, tranny and tc will get new fluid.
I just change my oil before storing and put some gas stabilizer in it. Then I'll push it back and forth all winter long to avoid flat spots in the $280 Yokos =)
Come spring time the diff, tranny and tc will get new fluid.
Make sure the tank if full and use stabilizer, but you have to drive the car a little after putting the stabilizer in to make sure it goes through the entire fuel system. If you can't drive it around the block, at least back it up 5 yards or so and then forwards 5 yards to lubricate all of the gears.
-Andrew
-Andrew