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Originally Posted by Asus_
Pretty much all this, especially step 8. makes you enjoy it that much more when you take it out again. 
Currently driving my Z still. Even if its snowing a little and just the few flurries we've been getting.. i dont mind at all. roads have been consistently dry for a few days and no salt has been put around my area so i'll take advantage for now |
Can't skip that tears, that's for sure! Lucky you have no salt in my area it's a mess. . . We have to set up a meet when the weather gets better, I hope you are doing well.
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Originally Posted by Airwilf
I personally do not do this, I simply roll the car back a little bit every other week to avoid such an issue.
Excellent information. I do pretty much as per your list except number 3.(touchless car wash & up tire pressures)Once it's parked, it's parked. Battery tender plugged in & car cover on.I'll start it at the end of March when I'm ready to roll it out. I never start it until then .After I wash it, I blow dry the nooks, crannies, door jambs, hatch back hinge area, wheels, lug nuts etc with my leaf blower to remove water & dry it out. I usually do this any time it gets washed.Saves strain on an old back injury.Also, if it's to be parked right after the wash, I drive back & forth in the driveway a few times to clean the brake rotors off. Didn't do this one year on another car & almost had to drag it out of the garage with a truck. Rust between the calipers & disc.(you've got a couple of #3 & #5s)  |
Thanks! Also. I fixed the number issue, thanks for pointing that out.