Yes , Because it might get damged .
I had a 92 dodge i/s ton that sat for a long time.... mice had packed muffler and exhaust system right full of stuff..... had to remove and replace with new before truck would run
its the starter it happened to me too i replaced and now its fine
Spark plugs not producing enough spark. Battery doesn't have enough charge. Old fuel.
Check the battery. I have a 1991 that sat in a storage unit for two years. Dead battery. Bought a new battery and she fired right up!
It is very common for the battery to discharge on a vehicle sitting idle for 3 months. First disconnect the positive + & negative- battery cables, and clean the battery post and cable connections off. Apply a thin layer of dielectric grease or Vaseline to the battery post and connect the negative - cable. Put a battery charger on the battery and let it fully charge overnight. If it will not accept a charge it is defective. It it does show fully charged, connect the positive + cable and see if the engine will start. if not, then more than likely the battery is dead and needs replacing.
It depends, you could try starter fluid.
The first thing you want to check is your battery state of charge. If your car has been sitting that long, I can almost guarantee that your battery is dead. If it's been sitting that long, your best bet is to replace the battery.
Could use some more info such as year and model of car and how many months it has been sitting. There would also be a different approach if the car is carburated or fuel injected, points or electronic ignition.
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Check your distributor cap. take spark plug one and touch it to ground and see if you get a spark.
Since November 10 1978 so thats 34 years 10 months.
it started back in 1720, in the circus. its a tradition thats been around for a long time
Fresh fully charged battery and fresh gasoline
date when you could start
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It's common for periods to be light and widely spaced when you first start them. Don't worry about it. Its totally normal.
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