What if hindi ntn daily nagagamit car natin my posibility ba to masira?

[Dhex089]

Thanks

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[StockEngine]

1. Battery will not be assured to be charged if there is some small load. chargers are a good solution or even a usb jump starter.
2. Fuel cannot be stored for that long. solution: store vehicles with low fuel.
3. Lubrication drops all the way down to the pan. Combined with foul fuel there is more wear and tear during that initial crank after a long storage. if it is stored over half a year, I'd get an oil change.

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[enzo6k]

and a tyre inflator

[makelovenotwar]

Aw.
My diesel-fed vehicle has been sitting in the casa for 3 months now.
Looks like I have to drain its fuel and engine oil before it gets released this March.

[yebo]

Aw.
My diesel-fed vehicle has been sitting in the casa for 3 months now.
Looks like I have to drain its fuel and engine oil before it gets released this March.

you have nothing to worry about.

when stockengine said fuel can't be stored that long i am sure he was referring to GASOLINE which components evaporate easily. your diesel car uses DIESEL. diesel does not stale as gasoline as its components are not as volatile. the only bad thing that can happen to diesel is if it is contaminated by water from the ship/tanker because that will have marine growth and bacteria that can clog your fuel filters. i have not heard of any car in the philippines having this problem.

as for oil draining completely and the bearigs getting dry, both diesel and gasoline engines, that is after many many months. not 3 months, not 6 months. maybe 1 year. and as long as you do not rev up your engine during start up your engine will be perfectly fine. remove your foot from the accelerator before you turn that ignition key.

you only need to worry about the battery and the tires. get a trickle charger. as for te tires, IF AND ONLY IF WE ARE TALKING OF REAL LONG TERM LIKE 1 YEAR, jack it up on hollow blocks. for periods like 3-6months i would not lose sleep over it.

huwag naa kayo nananakot kasi.

[makelovenotwar]

thanks yebo!
hahahaha i admit, natakot nga ako.

[enzo6k]

nice yebo! nabawasan na din iniisip ko

kahapon lang kami ulit nagkita ng oto since christmas vacation, next up will be on holyweek

[maxpedition]

you have nothing to worry about.

when stockengine said fuel can't be stored that long i am sure he was referring to GASOLINE which components evaporate easily. your diesel car uses DIESEL. diesel does not stale as gasoline as its components are not as volatile. the only bad thing that can happen to diesel is if it is contaminated by water from the ship/tanker because that will have marine growth and bacteria that can clog your fuel filters. i have not heard of any car in the philippines having this problem.

as for oil draining completely and the bearigs getting dry, both diesel and gasoline engines, that is after many many months. not 3 months, not 6 months. maybe 1 year. and as long as you do not rev up your engine during start up your engine will be perfectly fine. remove your foot from the accelerator before you turn that ignition key.

you only need to worry about the battery and the tires. get a trickle charger. as for te tires, IF AND ONLY IF WE ARE TALKING OF REAL LONG TERM LIKE 1 YEAR, jack it up on hollow blocks. for periods like 3-6months i would not lose sleep over it.

huwag naa kayo nananakot kasi.

Haha iba kasi pag alam ang sinasabi at practical [emoji106] kundi basahan ka ng libro [emoji6]

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[WallyWest]

1. Battery will not be assured to be charged if there is some small load. chargers are a good solution or even a usb jump starter.
2. Fuel cannot be stored for that long. solution: store vehicles with low fuel.
3. Lubrication drops all the way down to the pan. Combined with foul fuel there is more wear and tear during that initial crank after a long storage. if it is stored over half a year, I'd get an oil change.

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How long is "that long"?

[Egan101]

There are ways to keep a car in store for an extended period, like maybe months. Just check out the web for those steps.