Storeing my "95 Civic for two month's what should i do about the gas?
Should i run all the gas out or leave it very low?
What else can i do to the car?? Thank's.
What else can i do to the car?? Thank's.
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Should i empty the tank?
I won't be able to start the car at all.
Should i empty the tank?
I won't be able to start the car at all.
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you want to fill the tank and add a fuel stabilizer to help keep moisture out of the gas
Why??? because a tank with a small amount of fuel leaves more air space inside and more area for mosture to condence. all that moisture ends up in your gas
Why??? because a tank with a small amount of fuel leaves more air space inside and more area for mosture to condence. all that moisture ends up in your gas
That make sense to me, add stabilizer and fill the tank it will be fine. If it isn't then you might be able to get some money out of the stabilzer company, ha ha. Anyway, be sure to run the car after the stabilizer is added so that the fuel in the lines and rail will have stabilizer in them.
Yes definitely fill your tank. If there is space in your tank for air there will be a build up of moisture and you dont want that.
Plus if you are only storing it for two months dont worry about putting any stabilizers but it definitely wont hurt.
good luck
Plus if you are only storing it for two months dont worry about putting any stabilizers but it definitely wont hurt.
good luck
STAYBIL you can find it at pretty much any auto store
hell i work at a hardwear store and we stock it
hell i work at a hardwear store and we stock it
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