Re: [Chrysler300] Winter Storage

["terry & Andree Hoeman" <tehoema@xxxx>]

D-Con all around the building where the varmints may enter and moth balls
inside!!!!

Hate the little varmints!!!
----- Original Message -----
From: "George Riehl" <griehl@xxxx>
To: <Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2001 1:03 PM
Subject: [Chrysler300] Winter Storage


> Hi Group,
>
> With just putting the "L" to bed for the winter (even though it is in a
> heated building) one important thing to do is to make sure the gas tank is
> full. This will keep the condensation down to a minimum. Over the years
> this was not done my "L" and the inside of the tank and sender show all
> kinds of rust. So much, that it will need to be dropped out and cleaned
out
> and probably will need to be sealed. Another thing that is a good idea is
to
> change the engine oil to remove any contaminates that are present. Plus,
> put a good quality cover on the car (after washing the car) this will keep
> the dust off the paint so the chances of scratching are kept down.
> Disconnect and remove the battery. Keep the battery somewhere warm so if
and
> when it does go dead it will not freeze. If possible lower the windows
some
> to allow any trapped moisture to escape from the interior as this really
> makes a mess of the interior chrome. Another good idea is to put plastic
> under the car. This will keep any condensation that comes up from the
floor
> to collect on the underside of the car. I am sure the rest of the group
has
> other suggestions that they have used so, lets hear some.....
>
> George
>
>
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