2.9L Has To Set

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viperfangs2

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my motor has to set for a while its pulled and on a engine stand what should i do to the motor put some kind of additive or somthing?

 
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my motor has to set for a while its pulled and on a engine stand what should i do to the motor put some kind of additive or somthing?
Best advice I can give is to keep it in a controlled environment. I know that sounds radical but it really isn't that hard to do. What you need is a good dehumidifier (garden hose attached) & hooked up to a timer. It won't have to run ALL the time. Usually 3-4 hours per day in a well-sealed shop will be good enough. MOISTURE IS YOUR ENEMY!! Also, I strongly advise you to run treated fuel thru the carb - we're talkin "Sta-Bil" here. If the engine is already pulled then go ahead & pull the carb and drain it and blow it out with compressed air (some disassembly required). Don't worry about draining the oil. OIL IS YOUR FRIEND. If you follow these simple steps you will have a rather easy time starting it again later when you get ready to. Oh yeah, don't cover the engine with plastic on the engine stand. That leads to condensation. A simple sheet will be better - it "breathes". GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR PROJECT...

 
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the motor is fuel injected its a 2.9L v6 is there something i should do different if its fuel injected and the motor is in a garage but its geting very cold

 
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How long is a while? Another thing you could do is spray a little WD40 in the top of the cylinders and turn it over every now and again. Without the plugs in you should be able to do that by hand.

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