Winter Protection
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any hints as to how i can keep my 85 gs starting in the wintertime when it's going to be sitting OUTSIDE everyday? it hasn't gotten below 40 and it's already being fickle...what can i do to make it reliable through the winter?
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Well, Son....
First off, make sure your battery cable connections are clean and tight. Then make sure you have either clean or new plugs, and the same for the distributor cap and rotor. Every couple of weeks, dump into the fuel tank about one to two cups of MMO (Marvel Mystery Oil). It's honey to rotary engines, lubricates the housings and seals thereby creating good compression for starting.
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First off, make sure your battery cable connections are clean and tight. Then make sure you have either clean or new plugs, and the same for the distributor cap and rotor. Every couple of weeks, dump into the fuel tank about one to two cups of MMO (Marvel Mystery Oil). It's honey to rotary engines, lubricates the housings and seals thereby creating good compression for starting.
That Retro-Cowboy :bigthumg:
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