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I've heard of using some sort of fuel stabilizer, but that would be for longer storage. Really you're only looking at a few months storage so I don't think anything major would have to be done to it. My buddy stores his car all winter long and never did anything to it. Didn't have any problem starting it come spring.
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2001 Blazer LS 2dr 4x4 - Auto - 4.3L V6 - 183,000KM
De-badged | Blue interior lighting | 3" chrome CAI | Cherry Bomb Turbo exhaust
Tinted corners and tails | Black stock rims | Black grille, bow tie, tow hooks | Undercoated frame, wheel wells
yeah i plan on putting some stabilizer in it. wasnt sure if there was anything else i should do. It will be in storage starting in a few weeks and will come out sometime in april. depending on when the snows gone
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99 2 Door 4x4, 33x12.50" BFG M/T KM2's, 2" BL, 6in superlift, westin safari bar, tinted windows, projectors, Sony HU, flowmaster
Coming soon (hopefully)
4 Dayton subs in custom box, 2 Alpine PDX1000 amps, Fender Flares,
Put some sta-bil in the gas tank and fill the tank before you put it away. That should keep it fresh over the winter months and cut down on the potential for evaporation.
Heated garage vs. being parked outside all winter would change the way I would winterize a vehicle...but maybe thats just me? If it's going to be parked somewhere exposed to the elements for months on end then I'd take some more steps to protect it...
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Originally Posted by wlorton
Basically, to winterize... undercoat the bottom and drive the **** outta her while having more fun than you can imagine in the snow... lol...
And he's winterizing it to park it all winter lol.
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aka "The Picture Vulture"
2001 Blazer LS 2dr 4x4 - Auto - 4.3L V6 - 183,000KM
De-badged | Blue interior lighting | 3" chrome CAI | Cherry Bomb Turbo exhaust
Tinted corners and tails | Black stock rims | Black grille, bow tie, tow hooks | Undercoated frame, wheel wells
Heated garage vs. being parked outside all winter would change the way I would winterize a vehicle...but maybe thats just me? If it's going to be parked somewhere exposed to the elements for months on end then I'd take some more steps to protect it...
And he's winterizing it to park it all winter lol.
it will be in the garage all winter. Its not really heated unless im working out there. which i plan to be out the as much as i can since I have a lot of projects planed. hehe.
Also before it was insulated it rarely got below freezing. Its now insulated so not sure how cold it will get in there.
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99 2 Door 4x4, 33x12.50" BFG M/T KM2's, 2" BL, 6in superlift, westin safari bar, tinted windows, projectors, Sony HU, flowmaster
Coming soon (hopefully)
4 Dayton subs in custom box, 2 Alpine PDX1000 amps, Fender Flares,
Winterizing
and will come out sometime in april. depending on when the snows gone
