Storing Truck

[svensk]

Just park that bitch and take the keys out. I have parked my GM trucks on the docks for 4 to 5 months at a time. Come back stick the key in and away we go. No prep or anything, just let her sit.

Its a wweeeeeee bit colder up here.

Pfft you pansy asses don't get the heat we get. Has you truck gotten so cold that the plastic interior parts have oozed into different shapes. I think not, maybe they have gotten so cold that they become brittle. But unless you touch them they are fine. We have just as much of an extreme climate down here as you guys do up there.

But for too many years people have been playing on others fears, this causes you to do things that are just plain unnecessary.

lol no you don't... You're hot temps are like 110 and the coldest is like 10-15 degrees? That's about a hundred degree swing? MN/ND will see 100 degree heat and -30 to -40 temps.

Carl - just park it, cover with trickle charger then make sure to run it a couple times a month. I think making sure the engine gets to operating temp every once in a while is really important to them.

 

[Zembonez]

Perhaps Carl is enrolled in the Umberto School of Overkill?

 

[Alljackedup408]

this is why I will never live up north.... LOL

 

[Texas Jim]

^^^^^^ What Brian said....

 

[CJ Hungus]

I'm fillin the tank, disconnecting the battery, throwing on my winter wheels and callin it a day.

 

[Texas Jim]

I'm fillin the tank, disconnecting the battery, throwing on my winter wheels and callin it a day.

That sounds like a good plan....
Don't forget to start it and let it warm up good every once in a while...

 

[NMRam]

Just sell it and buy a new one next spring.......that's what I would do.

 

[CJ Hungus]

Just sell it and buy a new one next spring.......that's what I would do.

I'll take that into consideration.

 

[dirtyoldman]

I'll let you store it here at my pad....be sure to leave the keys

 

[drperry]

You'd be much better off just driving it