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Thanks everyone for your thoughts. It seems that taking the battery out and putting it on the battery tender is the best idea. I suppose it's a gamble with the
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Thanks everyone for your thoughts. It seems that taking the battery out and putting it on the battery tender is the best idea. I suppose it's a gamble with the idle re-learn, but I can't imagine it would seriously do any damage to the car's computer. It's going to the dealer for a service as soon as the spring hits anyway.
Tire dollies are a good idea too I suppose seeing as how the tires are way more expensive than the battery..  As far as moisture goes, I found this after talking with a buddy: Carbag - Protective jackets for your car or motorcycle I figure I can slap a car cover on, and then this. The desiccants should keep the car dry and rust free.. I just have to be sure not to eat them... good thing they put that on the bags..  really appreciate the responses and feedback! - J |
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