Hi Guys
Hope everyone is well. So, after 2.5 months or near enough im picking her up today after the full rebuild - cant wait to get my hands on it - she's been sorely missed.
So, some questions for y'all:
1 - only 40,000 on the clock and i want to look after her now for obvious reasons. I dont have a garage and she's not under shelter. I have another car to run about in. Do i cover her up for winter, perhaps run her once every 2 weeks or so or maybe once a month, or not at all until Spring - and if so is a cover enough to keep the elements off, do i need a trickle charger (assume impossible outside) etc etc.
2 - run her everyday as my daily but most of that is just to and from the station which seems a waste and a lot of stop starting for almost zero miles.
3 - what else?
ANY advice to avoid issues / total engine failures / IMS ***** happening again etc etc etc would be Ace. I have a 2k Audi A4 and have NO such concerns - im quite sure it will sit outside and just work.
Cheers guys
Dan :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
Hope everyone is well. So, after 2.5 months or near enough im picking her up today after the full rebuild - cant wait to get my hands on it - she's been sorely missed.
So, some questions for y'all:
1 - only 40,000 on the clock and i want to look after her now for obvious reasons. I dont have a garage and she's not under shelter. I have another car to run about in. Do i cover her up for winter, perhaps run her once every 2 weeks or so or maybe once a month, or not at all until Spring - and if so is a cover enough to keep the elements off, do i need a trickle charger (assume impossible outside) etc etc.
2 - run her everyday as my daily but most of that is just to and from the station which seems a waste and a lot of stop starting for almost zero miles.
3 - what else?
ANY advice to avoid issues / total engine failures / IMS ***** happening again etc etc etc would be Ace. I have a 2k Audi A4 and have NO such concerns - im quite sure it will sit outside and just work.
Cheers guys
Dan :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: