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From the FAQ:
Car Storage, Fuel Degradation and Engine Deposits. [Based on Tips from Chris Herbst] If you store a car for long periods, be sure to use a fuel stabilizer to eliminate varnishing and deposit formation. There is some evidence that use of ethanol-based fuel in stored cars will result in serious valve damage: the fuel tank is coated with gummy precipitate, valve stems gum up with deposits and the head requires complete cleaning. See Car Storage Tips.
Perhaps there is something wrong with the gas inside, try getting a fuel stabilizer now, or perhaps putting some nice premium 92+ octane stuff in? These are just guesses, so don't hold me responsible if it's bad advice. :)
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Kenric Tam 1990 Volvo 740 base sedan (B230F) My Volvo 'Project'
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