AtillaTheHung
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- First Name
- Zachary
- Joined
- Jan 10, 2020
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- Location
- Knoxville, TN
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- 2019 Ford Ranger - 2010 Ford Ranger
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- Systems Administrator
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Hey guys and gals! I’m back with another dumb question!
My new Ranger has 359 miles on it. It’s the only clean/nice vehicle I have. It’s also the first new vehicle I have owned. I would like to keep it as clean as possible.
As of right now, we’ve had rain almost every day, and now with snow in the forecast they’ve salted the roads. I drive on some pretty rough stuff for work everyday and so I leave my 2019 Ranger parked.
I would like to start driving it when it warms up outside so I can wash it. I don’t really have anywhere to clean the truck without freezing my butt off.
My question is, will leaving the truck parked until about March or April damage anything? I know if I start it and let it idle I’ll have condensation in the oil.
Any input from you guys?
My new Ranger has 359 miles on it. It’s the only clean/nice vehicle I have. It’s also the first new vehicle I have owned. I would like to keep it as clean as possible.
As of right now, we’ve had rain almost every day, and now with snow in the forecast they’ve salted the roads. I drive on some pretty rough stuff for work everyday and so I leave my 2019 Ranger parked.
I would like to start driving it when it warms up outside so I can wash it. I don’t really have anywhere to clean the truck without freezing my butt off.
My question is, will leaving the truck parked until about March or April damage anything? I know if I start it and let it idle I’ll have condensation in the oil.
Any input from you guys?
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