Storing Your Car
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Storing Your Car
Couldn't figure out where to put it so here it goes:
I've got the 35th in the garage, went to start it up (first time in about 2 months), everything fine, car sounds beautiful as usual. But I noticed I left the parking brake up. which is better, to store you car in gear (m6) or our of gear with the brake, or both? My logic is couldn't the brake pads get stuck or something if you leave them there for a while?
I've got the 35th in the garage, went to start it up (first time in about 2 months), everything fine, car sounds beautiful as usual. But I noticed I left the parking brake up. which is better, to store you car in gear (m6) or our of gear with the brake, or both? My logic is couldn't the brake pads get stuck or something if you leave them there for a while?
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I think putting some chaulks under the wheels would be your best bet, because then you don't take a chance on putting any strain on any part of the car while it is being stored.
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Depending on how long you plan on storing it,if for a long time put the car up on jackstands first,leave brake off,out of gear.If storing for extremely long time drain fluids and replace with new fluids and additives made for storing.Try to keep it started several times every week or so.Also depending on the climate in your area,you will want to apply WD-40 or such to your rotors to keep rust from forming as quickly,just make sure to brake clean them before use.If you plan on storing for longer than six months or so there is other procedures to follow.