Storing My Diesel Truck Over Winter Advice
I have a 2013 Ram 3500 Diesel. I want to store it in my shop this year in WA where it can get as low as -5 degrees. Mind you, it's not that cold all winter but it can get that low inside the shop. I h...
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trail-explorer wrote:ppine wrote:
Letting vehicles sit for 6 months is hard on them.
How is is "hard" on them?
There's no wear and tear as it's not being driven so your claim makes no sense whatsoever.
Letting "old" stuff sit for long periods of time can and does lead to seals drying out, old gas in chit that plugs up carburetors, etc.
But you're correct, that stuff is 99.9% inapplicable to the OP's scenario.
It's just old guy wives tales, told totally out of context.
