Warner
This may not be news to you, but as a former Wynn's rep for almost 10 years, a
couple of thoughts about preping the new coach to start.
Pull all of the plugs and replace.
While the plugs are out, squirt some Wynn's Supreme or Tune-up into the cyl and
let them soak. (with Tune-up, when you start up there will be some white smoke,
but that's ok).
Clean the carb with a good quality (not cheap) carb spray
If there is still gas in the tank, add a couple of bottles of dri-gas
If it's possible, change the oil and filter before starting.
Add the balance of the Wynn's Supreme and Tune-up into the oil.
If you don't have to go too far, use a 5 gal gas can as your gas tank, instead
of the chassis tank. Less chance of being stranded with junk from the tank.
Wynn's Supreme will protect the cyl walls and rings from dry starts.
Wynn's Tune-up will free up the sticky valves and lifters (you can hear the
difference and the smoothing out)
If you need assistance in finding Wynn's products or need Tech Assistance, call
1-800-645-8101
Good luck
Wayne Newland F9300 75 Palm Beach Columbia (Sunny) Md
> Has not been run for 9 years. Would like to get it started first so can get
> it home.
>
> >Congratulations on your new acquisition. Any special plans for it? walter
> >bright.
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> > Subject: Re: GMC: Now a 2 GMC motorhome family
> >
> >
> >> I am happy to announce that on September 15, 1999 my wife and I were the
> >> proud parents of another GMC motorhome, a 1974 Canyonlands >
> >
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