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Storing the 911 for 2 weeks

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Use wheel blocks (not sure if this matters

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Kept E-brake off and used wheel blocks (not sure if this matters but i've had calipers stick in the past on my other cars after long periods of storage)

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Kept E-brake off and used wheel blocks (not sure if this matters but i've had calipers stick in the past on my other cars after long periods of storage)

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POST 1Original post

I'm going to leave the brand new 997 CS in my garage for 2 weeks What precautions should I take?

POST 3Original post

I went away for a month last December and was also unsure of what to do to my Cayman before I left. I did the following: Topped off gas tank Washed and dried car (Drove around the block a few times to dry brake rotors) Kept E-brake off and used wheel blocks (not sure if this matters but i've had calipers stick in the past on my other cars after long periods of storage) Threw cover on. That's it. When I returned the remote did not unlock the car so I thought the battery went dead. I unlocked the door manually and turned the key on and off and it came back to life. It seems as though there is a sleep mode of sorts that kicks in after a period of time.

POST 4Original post

Give me the keys. I'll take care of it while you're gone. :cheers:

POST 5Original post

In addition to what others have said, it wouldn't hurt to put it on a battery maintainer/trickle charger. It's probably not necessary, but doing so insures that the battery won't drain down.

POST 6Original post

It never hurts to keep the car on a battery tender. Wash it and throw a cover over the car. Catch a feral cat or two and tether them to the car with enough lead so they can fend off rodents. Leave enough food and water to keep them alive, but not enough to make them lazy. Of course you will need a dog to keep the cats off the car, and maybe some chickens or goats to clean up after the dog.

POST 7Original post

I was just on a 6 week business trip and everything was perfect when I got back - started right up.

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