Winterizing
I would also change out the oil and filter before you put it away, but being in an insulated garage, I wouldn't worry about much else.
Changing the oil and filter wouldn't be a bad idea unless it has been changed recently.
Changing the oil and filter wouldn't be a bad idea unless it has been changed recently.
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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.
And he's winterizing it to park it all winter lol.
Yeah if it was outdoors then yeah probably throw a tarp over it but in a garage I wouldn't do anything special
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yeah, its about due anyway.
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NO! I've seen a plastic tarp act like Sand Paper on an older truck... I'd buy a pop up garage and put it in the driveway, too much humidity/condensation on grass/dirt.
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I wish i had the funds to buy a second blazer for winter... lol I say that but I am going to look at buying my second blazer tomorrow... Project phoenix will probably get way underway this winter in the fiancee's garage, but Lets hear about the secondary blazer... and you should outfit it to be a twin your current...
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yeah, you could easily build a pop up garage with some tarp, aluminum tubes and some cinder blocks
