01WS6BLACKLS1

Hey fellas. Got a quick question. End of October I put my gto away. Well the time has come to drive it a bit since it's getting nicer out. Would it be worth dumping a table spoon of marvel mystery oil in each cylinder and letting it roll over a few times before starting. Note i did change the oil right before so it's new oil.

tom's2005gto

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Usually the issue with storage is the fuel. I always treat the tank with stabil and fill it as full as I can get it to prevent sweating as the condensation then breaks down the fuel.

gesto

My car sits for a few months but it doesn't get too cold in Houston. I don't do anything special other than charge the battery, air up the tires, fresh gas and oil change. Stabil is a good idea. Anyway just my novice thoughts. Have fun!

MuhThugga

Make sure the battery is charged and turn the key. She'll be fine.

gametech

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You should also swing a freshly decapitated live chicken over your head exactly 13 and 2/3 times while chanting a prayer to the ancient car gods. As a further sacrifice, you must mow the lawns of every household in a 53 mile radius. All this will, however, be meaningless unless you mentor underprivileged children in an ASE approved mechanic school. Seriously, though, the LS1 motors were designed for a 300k mile service life. With even the least bit of care they exceed that in factory trim. No need for magic oils and such. Your time would be much better spent insuring that no varmints chewed any wiring while the car was in storage.

Chris25

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Lol...... Nailed it