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+1 with wat mick said. these are preventative measures we take to ensure a smooth start up in spring time. it's not a requirement by any means and honestly it's
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+1 with wat mick said.
these are preventative measures we take to ensure a smooth start up in spring time. it's not a requirement by any means and honestly it's up to the owner wat he/she wants to do with their cars. i dont have mice problems, but i still place dicon under my cars in a little tray and do the whole nine yards on my hobby cars. typical hibernation is 5months, but this winter's been burtal...already passed 6months and therefore very glad i took the extra steps to ensure my car is in great condition. |
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