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Old 06-24-2001, 10:10 PM   #2
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To be safe,I would prime the engine before I started it and I would also change the oil and the fluids and filters like you mentioned. I would definatly change the oil and anti-freeze if anything. Priming the engine wouldn't be necessary but just a good idea. Also chech the tires for dry rot. How much gas is in the tank? If it's almost empty then I would also fill the tank to dilute any moisture that's in there from setting all that time.
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