Sprinkler long-term parking precautions

Before long-term parking, drain the water in the tank and waterway, and all ball valves are open.

Do a deep cleaning of the vehicle before long-term parking to prevent aging caused by paint pollution.

Find a safe parking space, away from trees and telephone poles, and try to check on your vehicle regularly to prevent rats from chewing through power lines.

Exhaust the fuel in the fuel tank to avoid long-term storage of fuel deterioration.

Long-term suspension will lead to accelerated deterioration of oil, brake oil, antifreeze, etc. After long-term parking, it is recommended to drive the vehicle to the service station to check various oils.

Cut off the vehicle power supply and battery power supply, and charge the battery once a month if conditions permit.

Check the tire pressure, and adjust the tire pressure to the highest limit before long-term storage, so that even if the loss of air can be maintained within the normal tire pressure. In addition, check whether the tire is damaged, and if so, repair it in time.

Cars parked in one place for long periods of time can cause tire deformation and suspension deformation, so conditions allow the vehicle to be moved every two weeks.

Prevent mildew of cotton and hemp products and carpets, etc., are easy to absorb moisture. Especially in humid areas and rainy seasons, it is more susceptible to moisture and mildew. Therefore, the cotton and hemp products on the car should be checked frequently, dried in time, and kept dry.