

| Subject: | Questions on Winterizing a Vanagon |
| From: | Jack R. |
| Date: | Sun, 12 Oct 2008 13:19:19 -0400 |
I will be putting my 84 Westy into storage for the winter on Nov 1st, as to avoid the Michigan Salt, and it will not be driven until April next year. I�m doing a fresh oil change and need to determine the best process for fuel. I have a two part question???? Part 1. Is it better to store the van with a full tank of gas, or a � tank? I plan to run it low and add fresh gas just before storage too. Part 2. Since Gasoline starts to breakdown over time, I understand that a fuel stabilizer should be used. The two products I�m considering are: 1. Sta-Bil 2. Sea Foam � which indicates it is a Fuel Stabilizer, as well as Injector Cleaner, and fuel drier along with a ton of other claims. I�m leaning towards trying the Sea Foam for this winter� and wondered if anyone else has tried this or can give me a compelling reason to use Sta-Bil? Thanks! Jack R. 84 Westy Wolfie w/2.1L Syncro motor w/45k original miles on the motor. N. of Detroit
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