turbo winter hibernation question
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You might also consider Stabil...
You might consider Stabil or some other fuel stabilizer.
Gas can separate into it's various fractions if it sits
still long enough, with the least volatile portions
becoming gummy deposits that might clog narrow
injector lines etc.
Stabil can be bought at any car-parts store. You
drive with a near empty tank to the gas station, and
put in the right amount of stabil, and then fill the tank.
Drive the car enough to thoroughly mix the gas and
get the treated gas throughout the system, and then
either top it off or just park it.
Joe
Gas can separate into it's various fractions if it sits
still long enough, with the least volatile portions
becoming gummy deposits that might clog narrow
injector lines etc.
Stabil can be bought at any car-parts store. You
drive with a near empty tank to the gas station, and
put in the right amount of stabil, and then fill the tank.
Drive the car enough to thoroughly mix the gas and
get the treated gas throughout the system, and then
either top it off or just park it.
Joe
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Re: You might also consider Stabil...
Originally posted by Joe Weinstein
You might consider Stabil or some other fuel stabilizer.
Gas can separate into it's various fractions if it sits
still long enough, with the least volatile portions
becoming gummy deposits that might clog narrow
injector lines etc.
Stabil can be bought at any car-parts store. You
drive with a near empty tank to the gas station, and
put in the right amount of stabil, and then fill the tank.
Drive the car enough to thoroughly mix the gas and
get the treated gas throughout the system, and then
either top it off or just park it.
Joe
You might consider Stabil or some other fuel stabilizer.
Gas can separate into it's various fractions if it sits
still long enough, with the least volatile portions
becoming gummy deposits that might clog narrow
injector lines etc.
Stabil can be bought at any car-parts store. You
drive with a near empty tank to the gas station, and
put in the right amount of stabil, and then fill the tank.
Drive the car enough to thoroughly mix the gas and
get the treated gas throughout the system, and then
either top it off or just park it.
Joe
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Re: Re: turbo winter hibernation question
Originally posted by dan996tt
Say it aint so. You've got the full winter wheel/tire setup and the ***** to match...and you want to store the car? Put the Hummer in the garage and drive the Turboooooo.
SilverStar stole my car by the way...
Say it aint so. You've got the full winter wheel/tire setup and the ***** to match...and you want to store the car? Put the Hummer in the garage and drive the Turboooooo.
SilverStar stole my car by the way...
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Re: Re: Re: Re: turbo winter hibernation question
Originally posted by dan996tt
The really really bad one...
The really really bad one...
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: turbo winter hibernation question
Originally posted by drbill
Tell me it ain't so! living in the city can do that to you- no reason to have it when in the city. unless, you have something else up your sleeve.... see you soon .
Tell me it ain't so! living in the city can do that to you- no reason to have it when in the city. unless, you have something else up your sleeve.... see you soon .
SilverStar was great by the way, I will definitely do business with them in the future. You pay a little more, but it's worth it.
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