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Corvette
General Corvette Discussion
Winter Fuel Stabilizer
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<blockquote data-quote="Keith Tedford" data-source="post: 142011" data-attributes="member: 1228"><p>For quite a few years now, I fill my cars with Shell premium, do an oil change and take them for a drive to get them up to full running temperature, then put them away and don't touch them until spring. I've had zero fuel related problems in literally decades. Lucky perhaps but it seems to work for me. The stabilizers won't hurt anything and are probably an extra layer of protection. Still a lot cheaper than repairs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Keith Tedford, post: 142011, member: 1228"] For quite a few years now, I fill my cars with Shell premium, do an oil change and take them for a drive to get them up to full running temperature, then put them away and don't touch them until spring. I've had zero fuel related problems in literally decades. Lucky perhaps but it seems to work for me. The stabilizers won't hurt anything and are probably an extra layer of protection. Still a lot cheaper than repairs. [/QUOTE]
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