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As long as you bring it up to full operating temperature, it shouldn't be a problem.
Don't start it just to start it, you'll create condensation which will do more harm then if you just left it alone.
As long as you bring it up to full operating temperature, it shouldn't be a problem.
Don't start it just to start it, you'll create condensation which will do more harm then if you just left it alone.
I did that with my last Harley..... Once....... It puked it's tranny fluid. I think because it wasn't circulating.
I hear you TD. Today I called up the youtube vid of mine on the dyno and watched it twice. Plan ahead for next winter-- throw a vid on you tube and you can listen to it every day!