[GMSBUCKHORN]

New To Site. Have A 2000 C5. Storing In A Garage In Florida For A Few Months. Should I Just Disconnect The Battery Terminals?? Any Advise Is Appreciated.

 

[raidmagic]

Yea it wouldn't hurt to disconnect the battery.:thumbsup:

 

[sheriffd2]

yep, disconnecting is better than leaving the battery hooked up, though for a long period of time the best is to connect a quality trickle charger:thumbsup:

 

[WIT911]

Welcome to DC! I'd encourage you to use a battery tender if you are going to leave it stored for an extended period of time. :thumbsup:

 

[The Torch]

Welcome to DC. It wouldn't hurt to check the tire pressure every few weeks also

 

[The Bad]

All good advise.:thumbsup:

 

[GMSBUCKHORN]

Welcome to DC! I'd encourage you to use a battery tender if you are going to leave it stored for an extended period of time. :thumbsup:

THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND ADVISE

 

[atomicc6]

:agree:

 

[AK's Z06]

yep, disconnecting is better than leaving the battery hooked up, though for a long period of time the best is to connect a quality trickle charger:thumbsup:

:agree:

 

[scottq60]

Bringing mine out of winter storage next week. When I parked it in my basement garage back home last November, I made sure the tires were adequately inflated, disconnected my battery and added sta-bil to the full fuel tank.

We'll see how it went...I don't anticipate any problems...