Fuel additive after winter.
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Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Philadelphia PA
I don’t think fuel additive is going to do anything for you after the fact for a stored vehicle. I mean you could throw some fresh fuel in to mix in, but other than that check the oil, check the battery, check brake fluid, check coolant. Take a close look around the engine bay for any evidence of critters since it was outside. And if all looks good, start it up. I would let run for a good 10 min or so and then drive to your mechanic for a more in depth looksee. KISS. My father used to say that.
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Joined: Aug 2018
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I don’t think fuel additive is going to do anything for you after the fact for a stored vehicle. I mean you could throw some fresh fuel in to mix in, but other than that check the oil, check the battery, check brake fluid, check coolant. Take a close look around the engine bay for any evidence of critters since it was outside. And if all looks good, start it up. I would let run for a good 10 min or so and then drive to your mechanic for a more in depth looksee. KISS. My father used to say that.
