[ERS113]

I have had my '04 Coupe cc for almost 2 months and have settled into a routine of driving it on the weekends. Sometimes though I work through the weekend and cannot drive it for 2 weeks. Is there anything I should be doing to prevent problems from lack of use i.e. gas additive, charging battery. Or am I being overly concerned? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

 

[04cambiocoupe]

I have had my '04 Coupe cc for almost 2 months and have settled into a routine of driving it on the weekends. Sometimes though I work through the weekend and cannot drive it for 2 weeks. Is there anything I should be doing to prevent problems from lack of use i.e. gas additive, charging battery. Or am I being overly concerned? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

A trickle charger is probably a good idea. Also, you may want to keep the windows down just in case the battery goes dead. If the windows are up, and the battery dies, the windows will not be able to drop to let you in the car, and the glass can shatter when you open the door.

Eric

 

[Packard_Roy]

Turn it off

If I know I won't be driving my spyder for a period of time, I turn off the battery in the trunk. That is what the switch was put there for, so use it. I do the same for my Corniche.

 

[TravisJ]

Two weeks is nothing. Turning the battery off is an option as is the trickle charger.

I would suggest the trickle charger if you aren’t going to drive the car for a month or more. Outside of that, just pile on the miles and enjoy



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