BlueOnyxBoy

Hey boys, living in waterloo Canada and I'm storing my car starting today in a garage. It's not a heated garage. I'm going to wash it and wax it, cover it. I'm also going to get a trickle charger for the battery and an oil stabilizer. Any other tips to keep my babe comfortable throughout the winter?

Damn Dirty Ape

iTrader: (16)

Watch out for mice wanting a comfy home. Set traps around tbehind he tires (they climb), under the hood and floorboards. I'm serious.

JohnsVert

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The best advice ..... Put down sticky mouse traps around the garage, mouses look for a place to stay indoors during the winter

Wyldfyer

^^^ **** mice ****

Dough1397

Sweet another K/W member! Make sure to join our meets!

unknowndesi

if its being stored inside a garage why not drive it inside the garage once a week to make sure the tires don't warp, happened to my buddies M roadster had to replace his front and one if his rears. unless its a car hole in your house then you're better off just jacking it up and keeping it off the ground on jack stands

blackvr4tt

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If you drop your tire pressure a bit (30-32 psi) this shouldn't be a problem. I store my car every year and i've been good.

Windshield washer fluid - a lot of ppl forget this one. Make sure it's not summer fluid or your tank will be frozen solid and could split.

Fuel stabilizer - fill up your tank full of fuel. This will reduce condensation build up. Then put in some fuel stablizer.

navecm

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I think you got the idea for the most part. I wash and wax, cover. I know some people do put it on jack stands.

This year I might buy a battery tender to leave on it for the winter.

BlueOnyxBoy

Thanks guys. I meant fuel stabilizer. Not oil!