Some would say crank it up every few weeks, I say let it sit. The
engine isn't going to seize by sitting a few months, but it's rough
trying to start it in the winter and this only puts stress on it.
...Art
On Sun, 14 Dec 1997, DANIEL RAY wrote:
> Ok, Thanks, those seem like obvious things, I was just making sure there
>weren't any problem areas, is it smart to crank it every couple of weeks?
> Dan
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> From: Art Pfenninger
> Sent: Sunday, December 14, 1997 4:04 AM
> To: DANIEL RAY
> Cc: 'MG List'
> Subject: Re: MGB Winterizing and Covers
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> John Twist has a list of things to do on his University motors
> page. Two things I would do, make sure the antifreeze is good and make
> sure you have a waterproof cover. You moight also want to consider topping
> the tank and putting a can of dry gas in it.
> ...Art
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> On Sat, 13 Dec 1997, DANIEL RAY wrote:
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> > Listers:
> > Anyone have any tips on "winterizing" MGBs? Specifically what are some
>things to look out for? Anyone have advice on a good car cover? (Material,
>Brand, etc.)
> > Unfortunately, I don't have a garage, so I when I write the check for the
>car, whenever that is, I want to ensure I start off taking good care of it.
>I'll probably put it in a storage garage nearby if I get it soon! I don't
>think I could stand to see it freezing outside!
> > TIA
> > Dan
> > Ft. Knox, KY
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