how do I do that? what do you mean keep it charged?its only 5 months, keep battery charged otherwise do nothing! its 5 months
I AM CONSIDERING DOING THAT AND BE WORRIE FREE AT LEAST FOR THE BATTERY!Of course you can get to the battery by yourself.
It's not that hard: you just need the right tool [which is easily acquired] to undo the two floor bolts to hinge the seat back but I see you have a T3!
Here's the how-to - it's a very easy ten minute job on T1s and T2s.
There are different opinions on the T3 as to whether or not the seat still hinges [electric seats may be different] so you can check this out on yours:
Changing the T1, T2, T3 and T4 battery, including both batteries in the V10 - myTreg forums
what does it mean to stabilize the fuel? I always put the highest fuel.. I will make sure it TOP FULL. what what else?Don't forget to stabilize your fuel, particularly on gasoline powered vehicles! And make sure the tank is full, to reduce condensation.
trueIf your car catches fire and burns the building down . . . or it gets stolen . . .
Keep the car insurance going regardless!!
when parking the car, mixed with a full tank?Pour a bottle of fuel stabilizer in the tank.
yeah im on a finance.. should I talk to the dealer and let him know? :???:Talk to them (your insurance company) and let them know you won't be driving it. I think there is a policy or something for people with summer cars that allows insurance against loss from fire, vandalism, and so on (but not driving).
My boss used to have a Porsche he only drove during summer, he would have a different kind of insurance on it during off season that was dirt cheap (I believe other than home insurance). Might ask.
Edit: would add if you have a lien (financed) be sure you check the above with lien holder first to make sure all is ok. You don't want forced place insurance while you are gone $$$$
U ARE SO WRONGlock doors .... all the rest should be common sense....
WHAT WILL BE ?OK, so perhaps it is wise for the OP to look into this. Your existing insurance company likely knows any lien holder pitfalls too, and would be a good resource to start with.
Yes, it would be much more economical.
lien = the dealer i bought from (the financier) ?Storage Insurance vs full coverage insurance, as long as the lien holder is okay with it.
I bought the car from Toyota of Bedford, when living in Texas. they shipped it. I make payment to TFS (Toyota financier services)I highly doubt it is financed directly from the dealer. It's usually through a bank of some sort. Who do you make payments to? Those are the people to ask.
