Fuel stabilizers???
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What is different in the '06 and newer ECM and the older ones?
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From: Wheeling, WV
Well, pre-'06 don't have ECM's. 
As FastHoss stated, dealers don't do anything special.....I just got a mailer from the local dealer, and it has two different prices listed, (a price for just storage & then a *'d price which includes tender or oil & filter change).
Oh, and yeah, just use the Sta-bil stuff, as you've already got that. I usually put whatever stabilizer I have on hand in the gas.
As FastHoss stated, dealers don't do anything special.....I just got a mailer from the local dealer, and it has two different prices listed, (a price for just storage & then a *'d price which includes tender or oil & filter change).
Oh, and yeah, just use the Sta-bil stuff, as you've already got that. I usually put whatever stabilizer I have on hand in the gas.
Last edited by WVHogRider; Nov 12, 2008 at 11:08 AM.
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From: Boise Idaho
Why don't you people fill out your profile?? It depends on where you live as to what you have to do in the winter. If you can get the bike out a few times and ride it during the winter you don't have to do anything, if you are going to have to let it sit for 5 months and not get it out then fill the tank and put Sea Foam in it. I have tried using Sta Bil over the years and it really causes more problems than it cures!!
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From: Boynton Beach, FloriDuh
I've used Sta-Bil for years to store gas for as long as 2 years. It's always worked just fine for the intended purpose. If you need a stabilizer and fuel system cleaner, then Seafoam is the way to go.
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