bigtwan25

i have a gtus 89 that i start once a week it his 116000 miles on it but its covered up to the roof in snow and i cant get to it for another week or so is this safe i heard some people say that the rotor freezing if u dont start over a month or so so if any one can help me with this thanks in advance bigtwan25

Greys 10th

I have a 88 AE that sits in a warehouse. Sometimes it goes a month or two without being started. I know i should start it more often; but i have not had any problems with rotors freezing up. So in your case a couple weeks isnt going to hurt anything.

Scalliwag

Up to the roof in snow? Damn that sucks. It would be great if you had a remote starter/kill switch and you could actually fire it up. It would make for a damn good thread.
A car being kept in a warehouse and another up to the roof in snow is a pretty big difference. If it was my car I would be digging down to the rear hatch and get in it and try to get it started.
But then again us Texan's are not experts in the area of dealing with snow Good luck bro.

GlenL

Hey, couple weeks ago, it actually did snow in Texas... granted, it only lasted until sun up. My car had been sitting for over a year until I finally got around to starting it. I did do the ATF treatment on it, though.

bigtwan25

ok any one else know anything about these

darkwaveboi

stop being a lazy *** and dig your out your door, open it up, start it, and let it idle.

Thats what i did.

dolemite85

I have left my vert as long as 8 months without starting it. Each time I come back to it I just do the unflooding process to start it.

It sits through cold Alaskan winters BTW.

bigtwan25

ok cool thanks for the info guys