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Starting A Car Thats Been Stood For A While Help

Nov 2, 2004
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South Wales
I havent started my car in nearly 2 months now, its gonna need jump starting but is there anything i should do before i fire her up?

All levels are ok btw.

Thanks.
 

m0rk

sarcasm comes free
Staff member
May 19, 2001
27,787
33
Clanfield, UK
Nah, just do it.

Mind the rear pads if you move it - they might be well bound to your discs by now
 
Nov 2, 2004
9,335
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South Wales
Thanks Mark, yeah ive had that with the rear pads as i live on a slight slope (like most people in south wales lol) so they do tend to bind a little.
 

Prebs

Full Member
Dec 28, 2004
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Norway, Bergen
How did it go Philw? Just be aware of condensation in the petrol if the car has bin stored outdoors, typical around this time of year.

Prebs
 

Fl@pper

Back older greyer and less oilier but always hope
Jun 19, 2001
12,368
25
Gloucester
if it's gonna be left for 4 weeks or more i usually slip a battery terminal off too

just note alarm etc will no longer work then mind
 

Spud_G40

PS3 Gamer tag: SRedx
Jun 12, 2006
397
0
Glasgow
You could unplug the injector multiplugs then crank it over a few times. Lets the oil get round the engine and to the turbo, try to use a booster or jump it off another car (so you don't flatten the battery)

Did that when my car was off the road last year for about 3 months, after fitting BT etc.

Only an Idea, dunno how much difference it makes, just nothing runs dry that way.
 
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