Darn Murphy's Law!

[Rich Z]

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[85vette]

I know I've used it past the expiration date, but make sure you keep it from freezing. Freezing allows the chemicals to separate and it won't congeal.

[Rich Z]

Originally Posted by 85vette

I know I've used it past the expiration date, but make sure you keep it from freezing. Freezing allows the chemicals to separate and it won't congeal.

Not likely to happen. The car lives in the garage, and I have no intention whatsoever of taking the car anywhere near where it might get exposed to freezing temperatures. Heck, I'm not planning to take MYSELF any such places.

As a side note, I checked the air pressure in the tire on Connie's car that had that piece of wire stuck in it (also the one that had the air pressure sensor failure), and apparently it did not go all the way through. Air pressure is still holding steady even after the drive down to the Englewood area.

[mrr23]

Originally Posted by Rich Z

Not likely to happen. The car lives in the garage, and I have no intention whatsoever of taking the car anywhere near where it might get exposed to freezing temperatures. Heck, I'm not planning to take MYSELF any such places.

As a side note, I checked the air pressure in the tire on Connie's car that had that piece of wire stuck in it (also the one that had the air pressure sensor failure), and apparently it did not go all the way through. Air pressure is still holding steady even after the drive down to the Englewood area.

you are in north florida. i'm sure temps get under 32*F. unless your garage is heated.

[Rich Z]

Originally Posted by mrr23

you are in north florida. i'm sure temps get under 32*F. unless your garage is heated.

So far it has not gotten below 50 degrees in there. But we have yet to have temps below the mid 20s overnight. The garage is insulated so that likely helps some.