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babagee



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Standing Down For 4 Weeks

Hi
I am parking up my 09 TDV8 for 4 to 5 weeks due to working away commitments
Any advice on putting her in storage for this period so that things are ticketty boo on return?
Thanks in advance
Ian
Post #325215 30th Apr 2015 10:10pm
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miggit



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You might want to think about a maintenance (automatic) battery charger, as there is no way that the battery will last that long with the alarm on. Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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Post #325216 30th Apr 2015 10:16pm
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Cam-Tech-Craig



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How/where are you storing the car whilst your away sir? Off the road? In a garage? At a port/airport? etc etc as i would disconnect the battery if left for tha long but that might not be feasible!
Post #325219 30th Apr 2015 10:21pm
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axle



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I'd make sure my manual door lock worked before disconnecting my battery Cool 2008 MY Supercharged
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Post #325236 1st May 2015 12:55am
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Chillb



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Would one of those solar, window mount, trickle chargers keep things about right. We went away for 3 weeks and left our D3 at the Airport without one but for the FFRR may be pushing it. Appreciate for the solar charger it depends if in a multi story or in the long stay.
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Post #325240 1st May 2015 6:02am
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babagee



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Thanks guys for your help & advice Thumbs Up
Post #325451 1st May 2015 10:07pm
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You might want to over pressure the tyres to prevent flat spotting.

Just remember to let the extra air out before you drive again!
Post #325496 2nd May 2015 8:04am
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