Storage question:
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Storage question:
I need to store my 2003 F350 6.0 for 6 to 8 months, any suggestions on how best to do this? My fear is the turbo will fail from lack of use ect...
Any suggestions would be great....
timmyk
Any suggestions would be great....
timmyk
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Timmy....bring it over. I'll park it next to my 03 F250. Be glad to start it weekly and fire up that turbo to keep it clean.
: ) It's the least I could do for ya. I just know that if I had to go TDY somewhere, one of you guys would do the same for me.....right?
Joe
: ) It's the least I could do for ya. I just know that if I had to go TDY somewhere, one of you guys would do the same for me.....right?
Joe
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Originally Posted by msgtg
Timmy....bring it over. I'll park it next to my 03 F250. Be glad to start it weekly and fire up that turbo to keep it clean.
: ) It's the least I could do for ya. I just know that if I had to go TDY somewhere, one of you guys would do the same for me.....right?
Joe
: ) It's the least I could do for ya. I just know that if I had to go TDY somewhere, one of you guys would do the same for me.....right?
Joe
So, any other suggestions would be great.
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RedbullTJ,
Besides changing the oil and adding fuel stabilizer, give it a good wash & wax and if you can jack it up and put it on jack stands you will take the stationary load off the tires.
What part of TX are you in?
Besides changing the oil and adding fuel stabilizer, give it a good wash & wax and if you can jack it up and put it on jack stands you will take the stationary load off the tires.
What part of TX are you in?
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Originally Posted by blackhat620
RedbullTJ,
Besides changing the oil and adding fuel stabilizer, give it a good wash & wax and if you can jack it up and put it on jack stands you will take the stationary load off the tires.
What part of TX are you in?
Besides changing the oil and adding fuel stabilizer, give it a good wash & wax and if you can jack it up and put it on jack stands you will take the stationary load off the tires.
What part of TX are you in?
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RedBull,
No other suggestions as far as storage but just a note to say "THANKS for your service to our country!" If I weren't 2K miles away I'd baby-sit the truck personally, Amp.
No other suggestions as far as storage but just a note to say "THANKS for your service to our country!" If I weren't 2K miles away I'd baby-sit the truck personally, Amp.
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