Re: [doc] Storage

["funkymcfly" <danielpwillis@xxxx>]

So in reply then... just make sure there's no fuel in her. Makes sense. I'm going to drain the brakes and remove the calipers because the front driver's side has seized anyways...

I'm having a very DeLorean free 2002...

Dan
Vin#5641

--- In doc-uk@xxxx, Martin Gutkowski <webmaster@xxxx> wrote:
> Mine lived for 4 years and the major damage was to the internals of the fuel tank. I would suggest running it till it runs out
> of petrol then pull the pump and let the tank dry out. Lube up all the brake calipers, and the rest only matters come the time
> to start her up again.
> 
> Why have you stalled?
> 
> Martin
> 
> funkymcfly wrote:
> 
> > Hello peeps,
> >
> > Right I need some advice! My car is coming home in a couple of weeks
> > for good. It's a long way from finished but unfortunatly I don't have
> > to resource to finish it so I'm going to store it until... hmmm,
> > 2003. Anyways... what, in your opinions, would be the fluids to
> > drain? I'm thinking fuel, oil and coolants... maybe even braking
> > fluids too. The car will not be run in the that time so it needs to
> > be stored properly. The first part of it's life here will be outside
> > so I'm open to ideas on proper car covers too.
> >
> > ...projectmadness is going to hibernate...
> >
> > say goodnight! :o(
> >
> > Dan
> > Vin#5641
> >
> > PS:- any other ideas would be welcome (I ain't worried about the 20
> > year old bald tyres sitting btw!)
> >
> >
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