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Battery drained after no use for 12 days
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If the oil is six years old leaving it standing is the least of its problems.Strider590 wrote: »if the oil is something like 6 years old, it'll have a lot of moisture content, and also if the coolant has never been changed, then leaving it standing could be a bad thing.0 -
Norman_Castle wrote: »If the oil is six years old leaving it standing is the least of its problems.
What I meant there and didn't get across properly is that water obviously sinks in oil and if the car has a steel/iron sump, it'll have time to settle and start to eat through. Most of the time when oil sumps rust through, it's actually from the inside.
Point is a properly maintained car should have no issues being parked up for extended periods, aside from the battery.“I may not agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to make an a** of yourself.”
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