11-01-2014, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Sneakygoat
Sorry guys but tis the season.
Getting ready to put the Nismo away for the winter. I am fortunate enough to be able to store it in a clean finished garage that is heated.
When I returned from my last trip I literally coasted in on fumes, there has to be very little fuel left in tank.
Am I better off leaving her empty for the winter or filling it up and putting some stabilizer in it?
Thanks
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Leave it full. Empty will promote condensation. If you can fill it with non-oxygenated premium (alcohol adsorbs water), so much the better. If not, don't worry about it. With a full tank you won't get enough water condensing to worry about.
You can use a fuel stabilizer, but it's not necessary for storage of periods about 3 months or less. You won't get enough octane loss in three month to make much difference.
Throw a Battery Tender on the battery (leave it connected), cover it if you want, start it back up in the spring. Don't start it while it's hibernating.
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