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> Looking at 914 parked 6 years, What to do before turning engine over?
Doug73/2.0
post Feb 3 2004, 11:42 AM
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Richard located a 914 that's only an hour away (amazing :-)
It been stored 6 years indoors. Other than checking the oil and obvious stuff, Is there anything I should do before seeing if the engine will turn over?
Do I need to drain out the old gas first just to see if it has not siezed? Love to see if it runs during the visit.

I have Patrick Paternie's book so I'm reasonably comfortable where to look for rust. If it is a keeper I'll trailer it home.
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Doug
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post Feb 3 2004, 02:20 PM
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not exactly 914 experience... but here's what I did/would do: pull the tank, clean it out good... when you put fuel in it again, also add a can of B12 Carb cleaner... inspect all of the lines or replace as already suggested...

just my .0190.. 2 cents aren't worth as much as they used to be (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) good luck!
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